The show must go on … next year at the Chattanooga Theatre Center
The Chattanooga Theatre Centre is moving its entire 2020-21 season, which was set to begin this September, to the same time next year.

The Chattanooga Theatre Centre is moving its entire 2020-21 season, which was set to begin this September, to the same time next year.

Many Chattanooga area day camps are now in operation, with the majority that chose to open amid the COVID-19 pandemic starting their programs in late June or early July.

Red Bank city commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to deny a special exceptions permit to ImmunoTek Bio Centers, which planned to open a blood plasma collection facility at the former Save a Lot grocery site on Dayton Boulevard.

With many Chattanooga-area fireworks displays canceled to prevent large crowds from gathering during the COVID-19 pandemic, retail sales of firecrackers are skyrocketing in the Chattanooga area and nationwide as more people move their July Fourth celebrations to the backyard.

As a professional climber for 30 years and a longtime climbing coach, Lisa Rands has honed a 30-minute routine of stretches and conditioning exercises that help climbers stay healthy and balanced.

The Bushwacker, a chocolate milkshake-like cocktail, was the most-searched drink in Tennessee during quarantine, according to Google. Like the most sought-after drink recipes in neighboring Georgia and Alabama the Bushwacker is inspired by coastal getaways, making it perfect for at least a partial escape while stuck at home for months.

The mind can be a powerful healer - particularly with the help of some serious positive energy.

No other outdoor activity seems better suited to social distancing than horseback riding, as the size of a horse basically requires riders to stay at least 6 feet from one another.

Tennessee and local officials have given the OK to businesses such as restaurants, salons and gyms to reopen, but the Chattanooga area hasn't seen the decline in COVID-19 cases necessary to meet the federal government's reopening guidelines for some of its local National Park Service facilities.

Soddy-Daisy, Tennessee, residents continue to voice concerns about flooding of the city's creeks during major rains, with some speaking at four city commission meetings in the past two months.
