Engaging in the arts almost always involves some sort of hands-on or in-person activity - which makes art education especially difficult for schools during a pandemic.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues into its seventh month and the number of new cases declines in Hamilton County, some area grocery stores are adjusting policies aimed at preventing spread of the virus that were put in place at the start of the pandemic.
GreenTech Homes is planning a new 26-acre subdivision on the north end of Red Bank.
Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, now has a place where all people can play at Gilbert-Stephenson Park.
Every working parent knows there are few things more complicated than finding child care that ticks all the right boxes, and the COVID-19 pandemic has made it even more so.
While the idea of drinking wine from a can never entered most people's minds until a few years ago, I've been seeing more and more cans of rose and hard seltzer on the shelves and in the hands of friends during recent FaceTime chats.
As the Gulf Coast braces for Hurricane Laura, dogs and cats from evacuated areas are flooding into Chattanooga's animal shelters, which are already at or near capacity.
As independent Ooltewah pharmacy ThriftyMedPlus marks its 15th anniversary this year, owner Julie Bohannon answered questions about the business and her new initiative, the L3 movement
Federal agencies are continuing to investigate the contents and origins of thousands of seed packets shipped unsolicited from China to citizens across the U.S., including people in the Chattanooga area.
Two local coffee shops are adding more stores to keep consumers caffeinated amid the coronavirus pandemic.
