A handful of people shared their views Thursday at the Hamilton County school board meeting on the administration's cancellation of an Alpine Crest Elementary librarian's Mother's Day lesson that aimed to include students without mothers in their lives.
A Mother's Day lesson planned by a librarian at Alpine Crest Elementary School was canceled after it drew the attention of the local chapter of the conservative organization Moms for Liberty.
Chattanooga is home to one of the nation's largest possum rehabilitation facilities, Opie Acres, where the number of possums and other small mammals is growing every day thanks to a steady influx of babies arriving this spring.
The Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission on Monday voted unanimously to recommend denial of a request to rezone property on Walden's Ridge for an RV and boat storage facility that drew opposition from nearby residents.
A Chattanooga dog named Lilo touched the hearts of people all over the world when the dog's story was shared in January by McKamey Animal Center, which established a fund in Lilo's honor that continues to touch the lives of people and their pets.
The Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission is scheduled to vote May 8 on the rezoning of property on Walden's Ridge, where a developer plans to put a boat and RV storage facility that has drawn opposition from neighbors.
The Enneagram, a personality typing system with origins traced to South America in the mid-20th century, is having a resurgence in popularity, and Chattanooga is embracing it.
There's nothing like the nostalgic feel of pushing orange sherbet through a cardboard roll on a hot day. Well, except for the orange push-pop cocktail at Chattanooga tapas restaurant Amada.
East Ridge and Red Bank are among the Tennessee cities receiving American Rescue Plan funds for sewer repairs in the most recent round of grants awarded earlier this week by the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation.
Plastic bottles. Juice boxes. Baby diapers. These are just a few of the items students at both Calvin Donaldson Elementary in Chattanooga and Dame Pearlette Louisy Primary — 2,000 miles away in the Caribbean island of St. Lucia — found in the streams near their schools.
