Upcoming events in the Chattanooga region.

"THE PHOTOGRAPHER" by Mary Dixie Carter (Minotaur Books, 304 pages, $28).

The Hunter Museum of Art has added a new walkway around its historic downtown Chattanooga mansion and upgraded its River Terrace patio for special events as the museum sees more visitors and special events returning following the pandemic.

For country superstar Kane Brown, the last six years have been a blur of awards and accomplishments in a career trajectory that has taken him to the top of the Nashville music industry.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Chattanooga Chief Executive Officer Jim Morgan stood in the library of the East Lake unit earlier this week surrounded by kids playing and laughing.

If you can't find your groove Friday night at downtown Chattanooga's Nightfall, or maybe you want to continue your dancing ways when it's over, walk over a half-block or so to the newly renovated Patten Square and enjoy DJ SpinChilla.

Tennessee consumers look forward each year to the sales tax holiday on clothes, computers and school supplies. It's timed to back-to-school purchases, but it applies to shoppers of any age at any stage, as long as no single item of apparel or supplies exceeds $100 and the computer costs no more than $1,500.

Salisbury steak is one of those old-fashioned entrees that simply doesn't get the credit it deserves.

Welcome to the final Fare Exchange of July.

Upcoming events in the Chattanooga region.

A Chattanooga native has a central role in a new summer movie about the aftermath of a gay teen's suicide.

The new Mark Wahlberg-starring drama "Joe Bell," directed by Reinaldo Marcus Green, is based on a true story that took place in 2013, when a lumber worker, Joe Bell (Wahlberg), set out on a journey to walk from La Grande, Oregon, to New York City.

Upcoming events in the Chattanooga region.

Beth Adkins opened the French Quarters salon on Patten Parkway in the 1980s, and she has seen a lot change from her downtown spot between Lindsay Street and Georgia Avenue. But nothing could have prepared her for the combination of two years of construction at her doorstep and a pandemic, she said.

If you can't find your groove Friday night at downtown Chattanooga's Nightfall, or maybe you want to continue your dancing ways when it's over, walk over a half-block or so to the newly renovated Patten Square and enjoy DJ SpinChilla.