Outdoors
The latest Outdoors coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
More in Outdoors, page 4
-
Case: How far is too far? Let’s take a shot at finding the answer
Well, it's time to take another look at those clouds in my coffee. Many of you saw this coming because turkey hunting season was going.
-
Chattanooga riverfront redevelopment has secured about $38M in public, private funds
Planners working on the multimillion-dollar redevelopment of Chattanooga's downtown riverfront have raised over half the funds needed for the project.
-
Case: Bow up this summer so your arrows shoot straight come fall
I hate to be the one to tell you this, dear readers, but it is not quite summer yet.
-
Case: The good, the bad and the ugly in outdoors news
Howdy, friends and neighbors. (Lester Flatt used to say that at the beginning of a Flatt and Scruggs bluegrass show).
-
Subscriber Exclusive
A new era: Redesign aims to improve Chattanooga skate park’s tumultuous history
After years of grassroots advocacy and recent support from city leaders, Chattanooga's first free public skate park is coming to fruition.
-
Case: Hunters baiting for turkeys is foul play that’s fair to no one
Let's just cut to the chase: It's easy to bait and kill turkeys.
-
Subscriber Exclusive
Wamp asks commission to pull proposed rural tourism zone that community groups pushed back on
The Hamilton County Commission planned to vote Wednesday on whether to lay the legal groundwork to allow hotels and other commercial development in rural parts of the county, a measure opposed by groups saying they don't want to see country clubs, cell towers and private resorts on parkland.
-
Life jackets, sober captains top topics for Safe Boating Week
Safety is the top priority as authorities across the state and nation ramped up law enforcement and boater education efforts with National Boating Safety Week, as summer's first major holiday gives boaters a chance to hit the water.
-
Six ways to enjoy the Tennessee River as Memorial Day kicks off summer season
With Memorial Day unofficially kicking off summer, here's a list of things to do on the Tennessee River in the Chattanooga area.
-
Trust for Public Land manager named new Chattanooga Parks and Outdoors administrator
Johnson’s appointment comes as department faces $1M budget reduction, Walnut Street bridge renovation completion
