Keeping up with the Boneses: North Chattanooga skeleton couple’s antics tickle funny bones of those passing by
Bev Fulbright and David Winiarski are an active, fun-loving couple, but they're no match for the guests who show up every October.
Q&A: ‘Watershed’ author dives into TVA history for first novel
Mark Barr describes himself as an Arkansas resident who "develops software and bakes bread." Now he can add writer to his patented skill set.
Louann Smith switches focus from 35-year law career to fine-art photography
Louann Smith was a lawyer and a gardener before she became a photographer. She credits both early pursuits - and a castoff camera - for leading her into photography.
Faith Briefs, Oct. 12-18
Faith-based events in the Chattanooga area.
John Fleming Gould prints featured in Columbus ships’ gift shop
The replica Columbus ships "Nina" and "Pinta" have docked in Chattanooga before, but there's a connection beyond the frequency of their visits.
Off the Couch: MotorCar Festival, ‘Superpower Dogs’ and Bernadette Peters
LISA DENTON: Barry, we have a new event happening this weekend, the Chattanooga MotorCar Festival, which will bring a bunch of vintage and historic automobiles to the Scenic City.
Must-scream TV: Tennessee sites among the haunts in new Travel Channel series
Paranormal researchers are on the prowl in Tennessee as a new season of spine-tingling programming debuts on the Travel Channel.
Civic Arts League artists inspired by fall’s color palette in ‘Wonders of October’
Members of the Civic Arts League are contemplating the "Wonders of October" in their latest exhibit, on view through Oct. 29 at Ringgold Art & Frame Gallery.
God Things: A lifetime of finding blessings
This week, B. Maddox of Chattanooga shares a series of blessings.
Faith Briefs
Chattanooga area faith-based events.
