Long before yoga studios lined every corner and meditation was as much a part of many's daily routine as brushing their teeth, my mother was at the forefront of Chattanooga's holistic health scene.

Pickleball's popularity has been growing over the last decade or so, but the pandemic has boosted the sport's status from what many saw as a fad played mainly by seniors to a full-fledged sport that's literally taking over tennis courts across the city and country.

If you still have a CD collection, don't totally understand Snapchat or have read Gary Paulsen's "Hatchet" more than once, you might be a "geriatric millennial."

"I learned to swim here!"

What makes a house a home? Well, that depends on whom you ask. So we retooled the question and narrowed the scope:

What spice blend are you? Enter the quiz below for a $150 giveaway of artisan spice blends and meats.

This fundraising dinner, hosted by the Michael P. Hennen Culinary Club at Chattanooga State Community College, featured a special five-course meal prepared by members of the school's current culinary graduating class. Proceeds will be used to support further learning opportunities for culinary arts students.

Chambliss Center for Children hosted a fun-filled evening which included Creole-inspired cuisine, beverages, music, a silent auction and a New Orleans-style parade, helping to support the community's child care needs.

The Partnership for Families, Children and Adults showcased its youth services program during its annual luncheon held at The Chattanoogan hotel. The program, River City Youth Collective, offers services in financial literacy, life skills education, education and career coaching, therapy and independent living housing for at-risk youth and young adults aging out of foster care.