Movies in the Park starts Saturday
A musical comedy/drama about animals singing to save a historic theater is the first of four movies that will be shown in First Things First's Movies in the Park, which begins Saturday, July 7.
Restaurant review: Get pizza your way at Your Pie
Your Pie, one of the latest eateries to hit Gunbarrel Road, invites diners to craft their own pizzas. It's like the Subway of pizzerias.
GPS graduate’s oil painting hangs in the U.S. Capitol
When Phoebe Mills won a citywide essay contest this spring, she figured that would be the standout moment of her senior year at Girls Preparatory School.
Local residents moved by visit to Montgomery’s new National Memorial for Peace and Justice
Donivan Brown has toured the Vietnam Memorial, the Holocaust Museum, the Museum of African American History in Washington, D.C., and Martin Luther King Jr. museums in Atlanta and Memphis, but he says he's never experienced anything like the emotion that overtook him at the National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, Alabama.
Chattanooga Market hosting its first Team Tennessee Teen Cook-Off
Chattanooga Market will host its first teen cook-off on Sunday, June 24.
Best-selling author Austin Kleon visits with a message of creativity
Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke wants to awaken creativity in every citizen in the city, and he's calling on New York Times best-selling author Austin Kleon to help him do it.
DNA testing the next frontier in genealogical research
A professional genealogist with nearly 20 years experience will explain the new tools of the trade at the Northgate Branch of the Chattanooga Public Library this weekend.
Fatherly Figures modeling how to be good dads, good men
As a Father's Day gift to their community, nearly two dozen local men will meet Sunday at the Eastdale Youth and Family Development Center to model how to be father figures to youth and elevate the image of young black males.
City’s first black arts festival starts Thursday
Week of musical, visual and theatrical performances
South Pittsburg’s top student balances rest, responsibility
Alexandria Mabry knew she would have to pay for her college education, so she's been working since her sophomore year to do it. She was also co-captain of her volleyball team. And she still graduated top student in her class at South Pittsburg High School.
