Here are some of the best pumpkin patches near Chattanooga
As cooler air begins to creep in and shades of red, yellow and orange start to emerge on the trees, you know it's time to plan a visit to the pumpkin patch.
How to make the Divine Apple frozen cocktail from Chattanooga’s Main Street Meats
Named for the apples grown on the isle of Avalon, from the legend of King Arthur, this frozen cider cocktail is ideal for that period of fall when the warm weather still lingers.
Missing Chattanooga woman Gladys Pineda-Loher has been found, police say
According to a post on social media by the Chattanooga Police Department, Gladys Pineda-Loher was found safe Thursday morning, and the family has been notified.
Closing arguments made in trial of motorist accused of hitting and killing Chattanooga officer
Closing arguments concluded Thursday in the trial of Janet Hinds, the driver accused of hitting and killing Chattanooga police officer Nicholas Galinger.
State witness estimates Hinds’ alcohol level on night of hit-and-run that killed Chattanooga police officer
On the third day of the fatal hit-and-run trial of former Soddy-Daisy Postmaster Janet Hinds, a prosecution witness shared his estimates of the defendant's blood alcohol content.
Fatal hit-and-run trial continues in Chattanooga with presentation of crime scene evidence, restaurant video
The second day in the trial of Janet Hinds, the driver accused of hitting and killing Chattanooga police officer Nicholas Galinger, included video and evidence from the search of Hinds' home and vehicle the day after the accident.
Trial gets underway for woman accused in hit-and-run that killed Chattanooga officer
The trial of Janet Hinds, the woman who allegedly struck and killed Chattanooga police officer Nicholas Galinger with her car and fled the scene in 2019, began Monday before Hamilton County Criminal Court Judge Don Poole.
Flora de Mel houses Chattanooga area’s first meadery and Levantine restaurant
The Chattanooga area's first meadery, Flora de Mel, is now open in Rossville, along with kitchen-in-residence Calliope.
Friends of Special Children raising funds to improve inclusive playground at Signal Centers
Nonprofit organization Friends of Special Children is raising funds to make improvements to Signal Centers' Therapeutic Playground for the Arts, which was the first of its kind in the nation when it was built with funds raised by the friends 12 years ago, said the group's president, Lynn Reese.
This new Ringgold, Georgia, antique shop is inspired by screen siren Jean Harlow
Dalton resident Lorie McCamy Headrick is fulfilling a longtime dream with the opening of House of Harlow Antiques in Ringgold.
