Your Thursday at a glance:
- Weather: High 67; morning storms
- What to eat: Georgia’s iconic Vidalia onions, in stores now.
- What to do: Check out one of these seven podcasts for stir-crazy kids.
- What we’re excited about: This UTC grad making face shields with 3D printers for the coronavirus fight.
Greetings, Chattanooga!
An ER doctor in Texas has made a temporary home of his children’s treehouse in order to self-isolate. And I have to admit, after seeing photos of that treehouse – I might be a little jealous. Read the story and see the photos here.
And now, today’s top stories:
Just over a week after a tornado ravaged her home, Beulah Lockmiller will soon be reunited with her husband’s military quilt that was blown away, and she is thrilled.
East Brainerd teachers are distributing care packages and love to tornado victims.
And, NBC’s Lester Holt is starting a twice-weekly newscast for kids to help ease some of the mystery and worry about the pandemic.
– Sunny Montgomery, smontgomery@timesfreepress.com
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