A guide to Chattanooga’s locally owned toy stores
To aid in your local holiday shopping, here's our directory of Chattanooga's independent toy stores and the owners' picks for their top toys this season.
Residents sound off about hairpin-happy W Road up to Signal Mountain
Residents along the W Road and drivers who take it up to Signal Mountain are fed up with speeding, littering and truckers getting stuck on the historic road, which includes several hairpin turns and little or no shoulder.
Chattanooga’s Play & Park Structures partners with Temple Grandin on line of playground equipment for children with autism
Temple Grandin, an animal scientist and one of the most well-known and accomplished adults with autism, is working with Chattanooga-based Play & Park Structures to develop a line of playground equipment for children with autism.
Signal Mountain seeks solutions to overcrowding and parking issues at Rainbow Lake
The Signal Mountain Town Council is discussing options to ease issues with parking and overcrowding at Rainbow Lake trail, which was the topic of a survey recently conducted by the town.
Red Bank hopes loosened alcohol restrictions will attract more restaurants
Red Bank may attract more businesses that serve alcohol if an updated beer ordinance receives approval on the second of two required city commission votes.
Best campsites for fall foliage just a short drive from Chattanooga
The best time for camping is the first couple of weekends after the air first starts to feel crisp in the morning - that long-awaited departure from the heavy blanket of humidity that greets us on most summer days in Chattanooga. The more pleasant temperatures also usher in the always-stunning effect of the leaves' transformation from shades of green to vibrant yellows, oranges and reds.
Signal Mountain Town Manager Boyd Veal retiring
Signal Mountain, Tennessee, Town Manager Boyd Veal is retiring after eight years in the job.
Chambliss Center for Children’s departing CEO oversaw decades of change in Chattanooga
Chambliss Center for Children has undergone significant changes in its 149 years, many under the watchful eye of CEO Phil Acord.
Mysterious and spooky Chattanooga cemeteries
"Gone but not forgotten" is a common epitaph, but the sad truth is that the people buried under these gravestones are inevitably forgotten eventually.
Living local: Guided horseback riding experience at Blanche Manor in Copperhill, Tennessee
Whether at the beach or in the mountains, horseback riding is always my favorite vacation activity.
