Learn how the ‘mud hole of the U.S.’ became Tennessee’s modern highway system in new podcast
Put enough funding and engineering finesse behind it, and you can build a road anywhere. That was not always the case.
Chattanooga-area entertainment options include leprechauns, Easter Bunny
Holiday celebrations will overlap this weekend as Rock City continues its St. Patrick's Day festival and Hamilton Place welcomes the Easter Bunny. Here's a look at what to put on your agenda.
5 ways to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in the Chattanooga area, from a pub crawl to a whiskey dinner
Nearly one 1 in 10 people living in the United States claim Irish ancestry, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. But everyone is Irish on St. Patrick's Day, as the saying goes.
Times Free Press columnist Bill Stamps dies
Times Free Press contributor Bill Stamps, whose stories of his Southern upbringing filled two books and countless newspaper columns, died Wednesday.
Chattanooga’s MOMentum Network will be featured on NBC’s ‘Today’ on Thursday
A Chattanooga nonprofit agency that helps single mothers go to college will be featured on NBC's "Today With Hoda & Jenna" on Thursday.
Chattanooga-area entertainment calendar includes St. Patrick’s Day events, spring markets, Civil War tours
Here's a brief look at what's ahead.
Chattanooga area authors mark release of new books, screenplay movie option
Two local authors weave stories from history in their latest releases, while another has had a screenplay optioned.
Music, art, coin show among Chattanooga area’s upcoming entertainment options
This week's entertainment offerings are mostly musical and mostly lighthearted - even the hospice talk, if you ask Sherry Campbell, co-founder and director of Welcome Home of Chattanooga, which serves the terminally ill.
Golden egg hunt in Chattanooga area: McDonald’s has hidden prizes to promote Crispy Chicken Sandwich
Chattanooga-area McDonald's are lobbing some eggs into the chicken sandwich wars.
For some Chattanooga-area families, porches have become sanctuaries during the pandemic
Porches may not be native to the South, or even America, but Southerners sure do love them.
