A Chattanooga wildlife rescue organization last week received a call from a Soddy-Daisy woman who discovered what she believed was a silver fox pawing at her back door, trying to get inside.
Like many animal shelters across the country, Chattanooga shelters are seeing an increase in intake and a decrease in adoptions.
The Chattanooga Area Food Bank and the Bethlehem Center are the recipients of a $250,000 grant from Feeding America's Food Security Equity Impact Fund, which aims to improve food security in communities of color that are disproportionately affected by hunger.
When Christy Chapman and Victoria O'Daniel started a youth rec center in East Ridge in the fall of 2021, they didn't know what to expect or who would show up.
Chattanooga is one of 33 communities across the country to receive a grant through the Youth Homelessness Demonstration Project, a new U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development initiative with the goal of reducing the number of youth experiencing homelessness in selected communities through the development and implementation of a coordinated community plan.
Georgia's first shuttle-serviced bike park, Jarrod's Place, is now open near Summerville about an hour outside Chattanooga.
Fayetteville, West Virginia, is one of the coolest small towns in America that most people have never heard of. Located in the heart of the New River Gorge -- home to the nation's newest national park, a designation bestowed upon the gorge in December 2020 -- Fayetteville is bound to be discovered by the masses. Here's what to do when you see it for yourself.
Pretty much everyone wants to be a little more like Dolly Parton, and now fans can live just like the Country Queen in her former tour bus.
Chattanooga's education opportunities are so abundant that when it comes time to choose a school for your child, making a decision can feel overwhelming. Making a list of priorities can help, says Whetstone School Consulting founder Will Newberry, a Chattanooga-based consultant who helps parents select the best school for their child.
Summer may be on its way out, but as the season's heat still lingers, you can trick your mind into thinking you are back at the beach once five o'clock rolls around. To bring awareness to the 100th anniversary of United Way of Greater Chattanooga, FEED Co. Table and Tavern and both locations of sister restaurant 1885 created a line of United Way-themed drinks including FEED's Hands Up, a light and refreshing cocktail with a name that references the organization's logo and mission of offering a "hand up" to people in need.
