2020 fall festivals in the Chattanooga area
It's not just unpredictable weather event organizers are facing down for their fall festivals this year. As the coronavirus remains a threat, schedules are in flux more this year than at any other time.
25 young-adult authors set for virtual YA-hoo Fest
Readers aren't the only ones who can benefit from the immersion in literature coming this week during YA-hoo Fest, a young-adult book festival. Aspiring writers may also pick up some tips in a series of panel discussions focusing on aspects of craft and genre.
New Tennessee Vols bobblehead celebrates national championship years
Tennessee Vols fans will have a new bobblehead to add to the memorabilia collection Friday, but there are fewer than 2,000 to go around.
Arts-and-crafts shows in Collegedale, Ringgold among events this weekend
At least 104 vendors are confirmed for the Fall Market at Collegedale Commons on Saturday, just shy of the organizer's goal for one of the first arts-and-crafts events of the 2020 fall festival season.
Computer use doesn’t increase risk of carpal tunnel syndrome
Q: I use a computer all day at work and am worried about getting carpal tunnel syndrome. What can I do to reduce the risk?
Coronavirus clears much of the calendar, but some fall events hang on
Helen, Georgia, lays claim to having the longest-running Oktoberfest in the United States, but its 50th year will pass without the multiple weeks of revelry that normally occur in the Festhalle.
Chattanooga Zoo open late, 4 Bridges Arts Festival goes virtual among this weekend’s events
With the coronavirus still considered a threat for crowded gatherings, the Association for Visual Arts will introduce a virtual format for the 2020 4 Bridges Arts Festival, which was postponed to this weekend, Sept. 3-5, from its normal April slot on the calendar.
Labor Day restaurant deals at Chattanooga restaurants
You don't have to serve picnic foods for your Labor Day meal. Here are a few suggestions to expand the menu and let experts do the cooking.
Here are three things to know for your Chattanooga area Labor Day gatherings
What are your plans for Labor Day?
As pandemic wears on, kids and parents seeing the need for proper desks, chairs for working at home
When Chattanooga-area schools cleared their buildings in mid-March in an effort to keep the coronavirus from spreading in Hamilton County, the move felt something like a fire drill: Grab what you need and get out.
