Do Mondays give you the blues? Chattanooga bluesman Rick Rushing has a cure: live music.

Flipping through self-help books is a thing of the past. When it comes to cultivating good mental health habits, more people are trading the book store for the app store.

Arline Mann, 71, thinks of herself as "a poster child for the new retirement." And she's right. According to a study by AARP, over 80% of baby boomers plan to continue to work in retirement and — just like Mann has done — 55% of them plan to do so in an entirely new field or industry.

That coughing, sniffling and sneezing you're experiencing may be seasonal allergies. Or maybe it's something more sinister.

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.

The Chattanooga Area Brain Injury Association's annual luncheon featured neurosurgeon Dr. Joseph Miller as guest speaker.

The League of Women Voters held a fun and delicious event showcasing jazz, art, history and a gourmet meal crafted by local chef Charlie Loomis.

The American Cancer Society's annual black-tie event was packed full of auctions, dancing and, most importantly, hope.