The author of nine books, Roy Morris Jr. can't name his favorite. "It's sort of like asking, 'who's your favorite child?'" he says. So it's a good thing that the Southern Lit Alliance Barnett Prize for Local Distinguished Author - which he just won - is based on the collection of one's literary works.

Any Sunday trip to the Chattanooga Market will tell you that the Scenic City is filled with talented creatives.

Move over, Pat Sajak. There's a new game show host in town whose newest gig will give him a clean sweep of successes in television, film, social media, print, recording and streaming media. Meet Chattanooga native Leslie Jordan.

The grain storage bin was a circle of sheet metal, about 30 feet across and 30 feet tall. Most people would look at it and think, "I bet they store corn or something else in there."

After nicking off the tip of a toe with a lawnmower a decade ago, Delores Beery decided her lawn needed a do-over.

When Jackie Howard gets a call for one of her award-winning kitchen designs, her first thought is, "Please, not another white kitchen."

Every year, the American Cancer Society recruits men from the community to wear pink every day for a month as part of its Real Men Wear Pink campaign, an effort to raise awareness and funds in the fight against breast cancer.

The Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer kicked off its 13th annual celebration with a socially distanced cocktail party that included guided tours of the foundation's new Education Advancement Center.

The Market at Cambridge Square hosted its seasonal event at Collegedale Commons this year, featuring pony rides, food vendors, a petting zoo and more.

green|spaces partnered with a number of local organizations, including the local American Institute of Architects chapter, Associated General Contractors and Homebuilders Association, to host its fifth annual BRIC awards banquet honoring the best in construction, architecture, engineering and sustainability fields across Chattanooga.