Out and About
The latest Out and About coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Out and About, page 71
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Con Nooga in Chattanooga features sci-fi, fantasy, horror, comics, cosplay and more
The weekend following Valentine's Day always means it's time for Con Nooga in Chattanooga.

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Charles H. Coolidge National Medal of Honor Heritage Center opening Feb. 22
Local, national dignitaries to help open new Medal of Honor Center

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Here’s a list of outside-the-candy-box Valentine’s Day date ideas
This weekend, $4.3 billion will be spent on jewelry for Valentine's Day gifts, $2 billion on flowers, $1.7 billion on candy and $1 billion on cards, according to the National Retail Federation.

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Film follows a green sea turtle hatchling’s epic journey through the South Pacific
In the animal kingdom, humpback whales, caribou and even monarch butterflies regularly undertake lengthy migrations.

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Chattanooga RV Show ready to roll this weekend
Want to hit the open highway on your summer vacation?

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Sail-abrate good times at this week’s boat show
Did this week's warmer temperatures have you dreaming of summer water sports, getting out on the lake to do some fishing or skiing?

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A variety of Valentine events this weekend serve as a warmup for Feb. 14
Although Valentine's Day is still a week away, that isn't keeping romance at bay.

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RISE announces Black History Month events
RISE, formerly known as Jazzanooga, announces a series of performances and events this month in celebration of Black History Month. The events were selected to embrace the diversity and culture of black people.

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Night out with dad: Upcoming father-daughter dances
Four organizations are sponsoring a night on the town for little princesses and their dads, guardians, grandfathers, uncles or other special male role models.

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The bold will brave the cold for a good cause at annual Chattanooga Polar Plunge
The annual Chattanooga Polar Plunge for Special Olympics Tennessee athletes gets underway Saturday, Feb. 8, on The Green at Ross's Landing.
