CycleBar Chattanooga invites locals to break a sweat and burn calories while helping to provide support for people with autism spectrum disorders and their families. The new cycling gym is hosting a special fundraising ride to benefit the Chattanooga Autism Center Saturday, Sept. 7 at 10 a.m.
When Iyanna Lee started attending Dalewood Middle School as a seventh-grader, she had trouble with anger issues when dealing with teachers and other students. It wasn't until she began participating in an after-school program called Bridge Chattanooga that she learned to control her anger.
Bored with your usual restaurant standbys?
Sometimes a winemaker hits that magic mix of quality, drinkability and price that makes a particular wine a household name.
Originating in Taiwan in the 1980s, bubble tea, aka boba, is nothing new. But the tea-based drink filled with chewy tapioca balls hasn't taken off in Chattanooga like it has in places such as Tokyo or larger U.S. cities such as San Francisco and New York - until now.
Food trails are popping up everywhere, allowing travelers to experience the foods that places are known for, typically in off-the-beaten-path locales that give visitors a taste of local culture they won't find with a quick internet search.
Several years ago, St. Elmo resident and pastor the Rev. Cal Boroughs noticed that a neighbor's home had fallen into significant disrepair.
Two weeks into the new school year, excitement was still in the air at Hixson Elementary School.
A dog park planned for the town of Walden is stirring up controversy among residents.
Chattanooga is jumping on the slime trend with the Southern Slime Convention, an event centered on the oozy, gooey globs the internet started going crazy over in 2017.
