Red Bank taking steps to become active steward of potter’s field
The city of Red Bank has two abandoned cemeteries on city-owned property, but until recently, city officials were only aware of one.
Beagles rescued from Virginia breeding facility available for adoption at Chattanooga’s Humane Educational Society
The Humane Educational Society in Chattanooga is finding new homes for 21 of the 4,000 beagles rescued from Envigo RMS breeding and testing facility in Cumberland, Virginia.
Chattanooga is one of six U.S. cities chosen for Parks Equity Accelerator program
The city of Chattanooga and Trust for Public Land on Wednesday announced Chattanooga's participation in the trust's Park Equity Accelerator pilot program, a competitive grant program that seeks to address challenges cities face in improving park access.
How to make the Superstition cocktail from Bode Chattanooga’s Dusk bar
Don't let fear of the unknown keep you from trying the Superstition cocktail at Dusk, the new bar at Chattanooga's Bode hotel.
Welcome Valley Village offers glamping in covered wagons on the Ocoee River
Fans of the game Oregon Trail and others who want a unique glamping experience can get a taste of pioneer life with a stay at Welcome Valley Village, which recently added three Conestoga covered wagons to its accommodations.
How some Hamilton County municipalities plan to use millions in federal recovery funds
The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 included $350 billion in state and local recovery funds, including about $133 million for Hamilton County and its municipalities.
World Extreme Rock Crawling Championship Series returns to Chattanooga area
A former quarry on Pitts Gap Road in Graysville, Tennessee, found new life through the sport of World Extreme Rockcrawling, aka W.E. Rock, which paid its 17th annual visit to Kizzar's Farm over the weekend.
Friends of Chattanooga native still in shock over her killing by estranged husband
Friends are still in shock over the killing of Chattanooga native Sania Khan by her estranged husband, Raheel Ahmed, who police say traveled from the Atlanta area to her Chicago condo and shot Khan before turning the gun on himself.
Cleveland, Tennessee, maternity home prepares for increased demand with change in abortion laws
A Cleveland, Tennessee, maternity home is expecting to receive an even greater increase in demand for its services than the 200% jump in calls the organization experienced in the past year, according to Suzanne Burns, the organization's founder and executive director.
Collegedale planning board considers rezoning of large farm for residential development
The Collegedale Planning Commission will hear a rezoning request for a 408-acre portion of a 550-acre property for sale on Edgmon Road on Monday at 6 p.m. at Collegedale City Hall.
