Unitarian Church hosts sexism, racism workshop
A racism and sexism workshop hosted by the social justice committee of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Chattanooga is scheduled this weekend.
National Day of Prayer to be observed Thursday
An estimated 2 million people across the country will join in prayer Thursday for a common cause.
Annual drug take back event aims to keep drugs out of water, landfills
The Drug Enforcement Administration wants people to stop throwing prescription medications in the trash or flushing them down the toilet, so it's holding a national Drug Take Back day this weekend.
Thomas the Train chugs into town this weekend
The classic storybook engine, Thomas the Tank Engine, rolls into town this weekend for the 19th annual A Day Out with Thomas at the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum.
End-of-life care conference poses essential questions
Remember the Salt-N-Pepa song "Let's Talk About Sex"? Sherry Campbell, co-founder and director of a hospice for the homeless, thinks maybe she can get your attention for another important topic the same way: "Let's talk about death, baby."
Spring invasion: There are several ways to eliminate bugs from homes
With warmer temperatures and longer days come bugs. With bugs comes the task of keeping them out of your home.
Farewell tribute recognizes Roderick L. Ware’s Presidential Volunteer Service Award
In the nine years he has lived in Chattanooga, the Rev. Roderick Ware has attempted to use every gift he has to help others.
Group ties decisions on end-of-life care to tax day deadline
Just like no one escapes taxes, death is also certain.
Maclellan Foundation luncheon focuses on unleashing generosity
Generosity Path founder Daryl Heald knew that Scripture said it's better to give than receive, but he didn't always act on it.
Restaurant review: Sip and savor at Wildflower Tea Shop
Wildflower Tea Shop & Apothecary owner Hillary Libby wants to fulfill her passion for making people feel better, and she plans to start with a cup of tea.
