Archives of Appalachia wants your coronavirus stories
Residents of East Tennessee are being asked to document their coronavirus experiences for the Archives of Appalachia at East Tennessee State University in Johnson City.
Soddy-Daisy Community Library announces summer reading list, offers curbside service
Students on their coronavirus school breaks can get a jump on their summer reading with a list of book recommendations released this week by the Soddy-Daisy Community Library.
Chattanooga Public Library books Leslie Jordan to read a bedtime story online Thursday
Actor Leslie Jordan, who is entertaining millions of Instagram followers with his thoughts on the coronavirus, will offer a story suitable for the younger set at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 9.
Here are a few Chattanooga-area Easter dinner options when coronavirus means you can’t dine out
Your favorite place for a special meal won't be open for dine-in this Easter, but many restaurants are still serving up specialties.
Friends Indeed: Coke orders up quarter-ton of Couch’s Barbecue to help during coronavirus slowdown
The first line of Sarah Johnson's Facebook post sums it up: "Last week something really awesome happened here at Couch's!"
Vacation rental in Chickamauga, Georgia, offers chance to stay in Harry Potter’s universe
The last time we saw the Weasley family car from the Harry Potter canon, it was loose in the Forbidden Forest near Hogwarts castle.
Covering coronavirus: Our routine has been upended, but life chugs on
As features editor, my job usually involves sharing the lighter side of news with readers. In the Life, Food and ChattanoogaNow sections, we introduce you to people with compelling stories, recipes you can't wait to try, concerts you don't want to miss and even a few jokes worth repeating.
What your plumber wants you to know while you’re home during the coronavirus crisis
Rule No. 1: Keep those wipes out of your pipes.
Chattanooga Symphony & Opera cancels rest of season due to coronavirus pandemic
The Chattanooga Symphony & Opera has canceled the remainder of its regular performances for the 2019-20 season because of the coronavirus pandemic, CSO officials announced Monday.
No hugs, no handshakes: For grieving families, coronavirus makes hard times harder
"I lived through the blizzard of '93 and [the terrorist attacks of] 9/11," Blaylock said, "but I've never seen anything like this. You can't even have a funeral. It's just wham, bam, thank you, ma'am."
