James Gutshall considers himself among the fortunate. At 18, he and a friend from Ooltewah, David Smith, decided to volunteer. "We had nothing else to do," said Gutshall, whose mother didn't believe he'd follow through.
The Chattanooga-based Appalachian Chapter of Trout Unlimited is bringing the Fly Fishing Film Tour to The Camp House Friday, Nov. 8 at 7 p.m.
Last month, school district officials got some recommendations on how to improve the school-going experience.
When "Sesame Street" first aired 50 years ago, it introduced the idea of using television as an educational tool.
Past attendees of the Signal Mountain Lions Club's Fourth of July and Labor Day barbecues likely remember the structure in Althaus Park that previously contained the barbecue pits used to prepare the annual feasts for the community.
Trips for Kids Chattanooga has taken a variety of forms over the years, from a weeklong summer camp in partnership with Girls Inc. to a three-month after-school program with students from East Lake Elementary.
Perhaps it was only a matter of time before our increasingly health-conscious society started to consider why it's normal to pass on dairy or gluten at backyard barbecues, but rejecting booze prompts a dozen questions. Enter the rise of the "sober curious" or "sober sometimes" movement.
Your digestive tract is teeming with bacteria - some good, some bad - and those microbes can seriously impact your health. The fact that microbes make up 99% of humans' DNA should give you an indication of how important they are to overall health, says Dr. Suzannah Bozzone, family and lifestyle medicine physician at The True Health Journey in Chattanooga.
Every October, the call from WV Roberson came like clockwork.
A decade after its founding, Chattanooga Woodworking Academy is hosting its first furniture show, a showcase of pieces designed and built by students.
