Tiffany Anich Mansito and Nick Mansito's blue front door is more than a cheery hello for their North Chattanooga neighbors. For the couple, who married in 2016, the brightly painted door serves as a public display of affection for their first home together.

Since moving to Chattanooga from my native Pennsylvania for this job three months ago, I've been thrown to the dogs when it comes to information overload.

Upon entering Jill and Taft Cardwell's home, books coordinated by hue catch your eye in the living room.

Lookout Mountain may be the traditional image of luxury living in the Chattanooga area, but lofty heights are not a requirement for many high-end homebuyers.

When she and her family moved into their Council Fire home in 2005, Joi Ireland remembers liking everything about the new place.

Wallace and Nancy Braud have done their fair share of traveling, but it's possible their furniture has had even more adventures.

David Carroll, co-anchor on Channel 3 Eyewitness News, was the guest speaker during this fundraising luncheon which helped support Holston United Methodist Home for Children, providing hope and healing for families struggling with life's challenges.

The Kidney Foundation of Chattanooga hosted an evening of wine, hors d'oeuvres, silent auction items and dancing at The Walden Club.

Hosted at Point Park and benefiting National Park Partners, this casual 11th annual event once again showcased great music, Southern comfort food and complimentary drinks amid beautiful surroundings.