Outdoors
The latest Outdoors coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
More in Outdoors, page 38
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Case: Some endings are harder to face than others
Sometimes we are glad when something ends. Sometimes we are not. Right now, I wasn't sure how I felt.
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Coronavirus forces first canceled season in Chattanooga Area Swim League history
For the past 60 years, the Chattanooga Area Swim League has thrived, establishing teams from Cleveland down to Calhoun and annually showcasing more than 1,000 competitors often ranging in age from 5 to 18.
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Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency names new executive director
Tennessee Fish & Wildlife Commission members on Friday named Bobby Wilson as the new head of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, the state agency overseeing fish and wildlife as well as habitats and enforcement of game laws.
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A first-of-its-kind splash park is coming to Chester Frost, but its grand opening may be delayed due to the coronavirus
A nearly 10,000-square-foot inflatable splash park is coming to Chester Frost Park - though it's grand opening is yet to be determined.
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Area Sports Notes: Chickamauga Lake gets new date for Bassmaster Elite Series tournament
The Bassmaster Elite Series tournament on Chickamauga Lake will make a third go at hitting the water in 2020.
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Stop worrying about ‘murder hornets,’ Chattanooga, at least for now
Last week, the New York Times published a story announcing the arrival of "murder hornets" to the United States.
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Chattanooga area women took different routes to turkey hunting
Wild turkeys are among Tennessee's most prized game, but the reasons why these birds are particularly dear to two local ladies are different in each case.
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Case: Hunting the good stuff is easy with this world-wise teenager
I watched her scramble up the substantial slope before us and was almost overcome with guilt. It dawned on me that I was possibly doing this remarkable young lady a great disservice.
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How the coronavirus pandemic has the potential to revive our relationship with nature
A revival is stirring right now; a return to our roots, to our deepest nature.
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Most Tennessee state parks to reopen this Friday
Tennessee's state parks will reopen most of its 56 state parks on Friday, April 24, for day-use only. Specific details on which parks will reopen will be available on tnstateparks.com this week, according to a news release sent Monday afternoon.
