As the weather cools, it's time to spice up your drinks and bring out the cozy boots. The Boots With the Fur cocktail at Old Man Rivers Table & Tavern, a recently opened restaurant and bar at the foot of Signal Mountain, is an ideal way to dip your toes into fall flavors like apple cider and cinnamon.
For the second installment in our series based on car enthusiast Eddie Rahm's Scenic City Backroads website — which features curated routes along the region's backroads — we're focusing on the area southwest of Chattanooga, for those who want to combine a scenic drive with a visit to one of the area's many apple orchards.
Almost a decade in the making, Walden's Ridge Park is set to open Saturday with a ribbon-cutting and public celebration.
The Red Bank City Commission has unanimously passed a resolution to inform the Hamilton County school board and Hamilton County Commission of the city's position on the recently announced school facilities working group recommendations.
The East Ridge Police Department is joining a growing number of law enforcement agencies using drone technology.
Flood risk is changing in portions of the Chattanooga area, and representatives from the federal and Tennessee state emergency management agencies are hosting a public open house to inform citizens of potential changes to the Federal Emergency Management Agency's flood insurance rate maps.
While Cashew is well known as a destination for plant-based vegan cuisine, the restaurant is also beginning to build a stellar reputation for its beverages — with and without alcohol. Co-owners Bailey Cole and Kristiana Mallo plan to open a separate bar, Broads Lounge, next to the Dwell Hotel in late fall, but in the meantime, you can find their cocktails and mocktails at their River Street restaurant. Or try out this recipe for their Passionfruit Mule Mocktail at home.
Wildlife photographer Donna Bourdon says that wild animals make her shutter
Chris Murphy, owner of mobile paddleboard rental business Chattanooga Paddleboards, is working to start a nonprofit organization to support and develop paddle sports in the Greater Chattanooga area.
When the Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Department opened a dog park inside Enterprise South Nature Park last month, Hixson resident Craig Ruff had mixed feelings.
