Rare naked raccoon found in Chattanooga has died
Anubis, a rare naked raccoon found last week in Chattanooga, has died at a local wildlife rescue.
Local wildlife rescue cares for rare naked raccoon found in Chattanooga
An extremely rare hairless raccoon is living at For Fox Sake Wildlife Rescue in Chattanooga after being rescued from outside a home in Chattanooga's Spring Valley neighborhood.
Trail connecting Red Bank’s White Oak Park to Chattanooga’s Stringers Ridge Park officially opens
Officials on Saturday will celebrate a new trail that connects Red Bank to Stringer's Ridge.
Lakesite, Tennessee, marks 50 years as city
The tiny town of Lakesite is celebrating 50 years as a city.
East Ridge resident Dick Cook running as write-in candidate for mayor
Dick Cook announced Monday he is running as a write-in candidate for mayor of East Ridge in the Nov. 8 municipal election.
Chattanooga area seeing significant outbreak of canine respiratory illness
The Chattanooga area is seeing an unprecedented number of cases of canine respiratory illness, particularly canine influenza, leading veterinarians to recommend people keep their dogs away from other dogs and a local animal shelter to limit its intake of new dogs.
Fall break ideas for Chattanooga families
With Hamilton County and other area public school districts now starting earlier in August and giving students a full week off in the fall, families have more opportunity to take advantage of more comfortable temperatures and shoulder season deals that October has to offer.
How to make the New Yorkah’ cocktail from Clever Alehouse
If you find yourself in Red Bank in search of a cocktail, Clever Alehouse is a new option opened recently on Dayton Boulevard, the city's main drag, by the owners of downtown's Bitter Alibi and North Chattanooga's Daily Ration.
Chattanooga wildlife rehabilitator warns ‘something very, very bad is happening’ to area’s box turtles
Most years, Chattanooga wildlife rehabilitator Juniper Russo treats up to two box turtles suffering from upper respiratory infections.
Citizen criticizes lack of transparency in Red Bank candidates’ campaign flyer
A Red Bank resident has criticized a campaign flyer for three of the candidates running for the city's Board of Commissioners in the November election, as the flyer does not include a disclosure stating who paid for it — which he thinks lacks transparency and violates state law.
