Your Monday at a glance:
- Weather: High of 77 degrees, morning showers.
- What to drink: Carry-out beer from the Black Cat Tap Room. Read about the new beer bar and other restaurants that opened during the pandemic, here.
- What to do: Tune in to this free online conversation on the life and legacy of Jimi Hendrix, hosted by Middle Tennessee State University’s Center for Popular Music.
- What we’re excited about: This artist, hiking the length of Vermont and painting along the way.
Greetings, Chattanooga!
My first vacation of the year begins tomorrow – a three-week (very socially distanced) rafting trip through the Grand Canyon. While I’m out, you’ll be in good hands with members of our web team taking over this newsletter each day.
So I’ll see you in November, dear readers! Until then, stay safe and stay happy!
And now, a few recent stories:
South Pittsburg has been selected to be part of the Tennessee RiverLine trail project, an expansive new regional trail system.
A Chattanooga-based company that helped 5.5 million people access health care through text messages has won both the Startup of the Year award and the High-Growth Company of the Year award.
And, kids may not get the Halloween they’d like this year, but the candy haul shouldn’t be a problem. Here’s a look at how Chattanooga area events are adapting.
– Sunny Montgomery, smontgomery@timesfreepress.com
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