Ridgeland High art students interpret WWI
Students research war to create anniversary exhibit for 6th Cavalry Museum
Uncertainty, fear, frustrations of cancer treatment inspire Aaron Graves to write new album
Two days after Aaron Graves was diagnosed with a rare brain tumor in March 2014, he wrote "Growing."
Easter fun for you and all your peeps
The Easter bunny has a few more stops to make this weekend before he can relax Sunday night. Here's a roundup of sacred and secular events taking place Good Friday, April 14, through Easter Sunday.
These donations supported local nonprofits
The Downtown Council of the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce recently presented a check for $1,000 to Chattanooga School for the Arts and Sciences and donated an additional $1,000 to complete a $2,000 funding need at CSAS.
How a waterlogged camera inspired a Palm Sunday concert [photos]
Farrell Eaves was taking a photography master class in Pecos, N.M., when the unthinkable happened: He bumped the tripod on which he had so carefully placed his Nikon 990, and the camera fell into the Pecos River.
Three UTC music groups performing within week
Three musical groups at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga will wrap up this academic year with concerts over the next six days. All performances are free.
Comedian Chonda Pierce brings her stand-up act to Abba’s House
Coming up with fresh jokes is an ongoing challenge for any comic.
The Big Read wraps up with Tayari Jones visit
Author Tayari Jones is coming to Chattanooga for four days to help celebrate the conclusion of Chattanooga's citywide reading initiative, The Big Read.
Next Southbound features author Michele Moore
The Southern Lit Alliance is hosting author Michele Moore at its next Southbound book discussion on Sunday, April 9, at 2 p.m. in the Arts Building, 301 E. 11th St.
Out & About Calendar – April 6-12
New farmers market opens at Erlanger East Hospital
