Your Wednesday at a glance:
- Weather: High 71; rain, some storms
- What to eat: The food in your fridge! Don’t toss out those remaining eggs or dump the pasteurized milk or pitch the can of peas just because the date on the label has expired.
- What to do: Tell Gayle King your coronavirus stories. Here’s the number to her new call-in-show.
- What we’re excited about: These nine rescue pups from Walker County, Georgia, finding refuge from a Maine-based animal welfare group.
Greetings, Chattanooga!
In dark times, movies can make us feel better; particularly romantic comedies, and particularly romantic comedies in which everyone has an impossibly goofy smile and the sun constantly shines and everything’s right with the world. As it happens, just such a movie is celebrating a milestone birthday this year.
“Clueless” is turning 25! Here’s why this sparkling rom-com is a ray of sunshine in these troubled times.
And now, today’s top stories:
Thanks to community effort, residents of senior living facilities are receiving support, cheer and finding new ways to pass the time amid the coronavirus crisis.
With comedy clubs from California to New York dark due to social-distancing mandates, comedians are finding ways to keep bringing the laughs to the public.
And, here are the Chattanooga area restaurants open for dine-in service amid the pandemic.
– Sunny Montgomery, smontgomery@timesfreepress.com
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