What exactly is "selfie culture," and how did we all suddenly become so concerned with taking pictures of ourselves and posting them online?

Joseph "Corky" Coker, self-proclaimed "car guy" and perhaps Chattanooga's leading ambassador to the collector-car community, is the Grand Marshal of the 2021 Chattanooga Motorcar Festival.

Elea Xylem begins each day at her vanity, made from a repurposed church alter, affixed with a lighted mirror.

"Gone but not forgotten" is a common epitaph, but the sad truth is that the people buried under these gravestones are inevitably forgotten eventually.

Whether at the beach or in the mountains, horseback riding is always my favorite vacation activity.

Ask 31-year-old Rebecca Bryan, the new director of the Chattanooga Humane Educational Society, why she does what she does, and she will tell you it's because she can't imagine not doing it.

As cooler air begins to creep in and shades of red, yellow and orange start to emerge on the trees, you know it's time to plan a visit to the pumpkin patch.

Named for the apples grown on the isle of Avalon, from the legend of King Arthur, this frozen cider cocktail is ideal for that period of fall when the warm weather still lingers.

When I tell people that I've gone to Bonnaroo every year since 2007, the first reaction I typically get is, "You sleep in a tent?"

Artist: Dannita Noble

'Tis the sesaon for cozy, and this month's cool finds are perfect to snuggle up to.

Ask most any chef and you'll discover that their love of cooking began at an early age, fostered by those closest to him or her, usually parents and grandparents. It's in their home kitchens that they honed their skills, learning to experience new dishes with an early eye on what flavors marry best; what garnishes add a pleasing touch; what textures work together for a palate-pleasing experience.

Organizers of the Erlanger Health System Foundation's Believe Bash spent 15 months planning the signature fundraiser, only to have it canceled five days before it would have taken place.

If fall break is anything like this past summer - which saw record-breaking hotel and resort bookings — you may be out of luck if you wait until the last minute to plan your getaway.

A note from the author: About this time a year ago, our 19-year-old son, Keeling, packed his blue Toyota truck and left Signal Mountain for college in Alabama.

A listing of Chattanooga-area private schools.

Learning how to learn has become a vital skill in itself.

For Chatter's family issue, we decided to veer away from our usual cocktail feature and go with something nonalcoholic. We chose a healthy shake from Nooga Social, which has an atmosphere that could be described as bar-like but family friendly.

When Anna Clark talks about robotics, her eyes brighten and her facial expressions get more animated. She says she first learned about robotics during a STEM expo at Chattanooga School for the Liberal Arts, where she recently finished eighth grade.

This month's finds are sure to make your family fall in love with fall all over again.

The Tennessee Aquarium is celebrating the success of sustainable seafood practices, which it has helped promote for the past decade through its annual Serve & Protect fundraising dinner. This month, the event returns to the IMAX with a "Big Comeback" theme.

Chattanooga has a rich history of private schools, their legacies carried, in part, by the work of their respective headmasters — or, as they're more commonly called today, heads of school.

It's almost that time of year again when men from the community don pink. Their goal? To help the American Cancer Society save lives from breast cancer.