If you're ready for an in-person cultural experience after over a year spent at home, you're in luck - museums throughout the region are serving up exhibits ranging from LEGO sculptures to multiple immersive Van Gogh experiences to help you make up for all that lost time. Here are a few worth getting excited about.
In search of a light, refreshing cocktail to sip on sunny days? Try Cherry Street Tavern's Cucumber Cooler to help you beat the Tennessee heat.
Participants in the weeklong Shepherd's Men Run, Ruck and Swim that came through Chattanooga Friday hope to raise awareness and funds for a program that helps veterans with traumatic brain injuries and post-traumatic stress disorder escape the downward spiral that claims the lives of so many servicemen and women.
Pet owners know that after a long day of work, their furry friends are waiting to help relieve their stress the moment they get home.
Catoosa County commissioners unanimously approved the rezoning of two parcels at their May 18 meeting that will allow for two new multifamily developments.
Wildlife rehabilitator Kate Kinnear believes squirrels are the keepers of all the world's secrets. If she's right, her 11-acre property on Signal Mountain - where she estimates she's released about 300-400 squirrels back into the wild over the past year - is a treasure trove of wisdom.
After nearly two hours of discussion and citizens' comments, Red Bank city commissioners approved an amended separation agreement with former City Manager Tim Thornbury at their May 18 meeting.
While serving as classrooms and offices during the COVID-19 pandemic, homes have become more essential than ever over the past year.
When Stacie Brasher saw the protests and riots happening in Minneapolis after the killing of George Floyd by a police officer last May, the scenes from the city where she'd lived for six years were all too familiar.
The Red Bank City Commission this week postponed a vote on departing City Manager Tim Thornbury's employment agreement until next week.
