When Roe Anderson was growing up in Chattanooga's Southside, and later in the Brainerd area, she and girls she knew were suffering from things on the inside that revealed themselves outwardly in seemingly unrelated ways, such as poor performance in school or irresponsible behaviors.
The city of Soddy-Daisy, Tennessee, is among a growing number of municipalities and counties across the nation to pass a resolution declaring itself a "Second Amendment sanctuary."
A partnership involving singer and former Chattanoogan Usher Raymond that will put musical instruments in Hamilton County public schoolchildren's hands was announced Wednesday morning at Brainerd High School.
A new destination for live music is emerging in Petros, Tennessee, where Chattanoogans Brian May and Pete Waddington have transformed the former Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary into a distillery and concert venue.
Former NFL football player Jamar Israel (Fletcher) and Apison resident Dooley Swafford are bringing Gigi's Cupcakes back to Chattanooga with a new location on Gunbarrel Road in East Brainerd.
Susan Zurenda, an award winning author of short stories, recently released her first novel, "Bells for Eli," and will speak locally tonight during the SouthBound Lecture Series hosted by Southern Lit Alliance.
When Amy Covington Farlett took up gardening with a group of kids from Chattanooga's Westside back in her early 20s, she knew as little as they did about growing plants, she says.
If you've ever dreamed of frolicking through fields of flowers, you're in luck.
Need a use for a piece or two of fruit from the market before it goes bad? Try making shrubs, flavored syrups made with fruit, vinegar and sugar.
You've probably heard of "runner's high," but what exactly is the cause of that? This is what happens to your body when you run.
