Citing family and another job offer, Fort Oglethorpe City Manager Jennifer Payne-Simpkins announced her resignation earlier this week, according to Mayor Earl Gray.

A Chattanooga restaurant is allowing guests to experience a holiday dinner straight out of the 1600s.

Kids from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Chattanooga recently got a taste of what it feels like to be a published author, including a book-signing attended by 80-100 of their fans.

A new restaurant in Highland Park seeks to improve the neighborhood's access to fresh, healthy food.

Just by purchasing a few cookies and cupcakes over Halloween week, employees of BenchMark Physical Therapy in Soddy-Daisy were able to raise enough money to feed three children for a year.

Lakeview Middle School was built in 1956. In the 63 years since its founding, the building saw barely any renovations.

Rossville resident David Roden has dreamed of getting street lights up on Wilson Road for years, and set a deadline of Oct. 31. But due to some citizen pushback and protocol roadblocks, that deadline came and went.

The city of Collegedale is repealing some of its residential building codes to better match those maintained by the state of Tennessee and neighboring Chattanooga.

One way or another, the city of Fort Oglethorpe's fire department is getting restructured.

Small schools, big dreams.

The Chattanooga-based Appalachian Chapter of Trout Unlimited is bringing the Fly Fishing Film Tour to The Camp House Friday, Nov. 8 at 7 p.m.

Past attendees of the Signal Mountain Lions Club's Fourth of July and Labor Day barbecues likely remember the structure in Althaus Park that previously contained the barbecue pits used to prepare the annual feasts for the community.

Gilbert Childers, 77, got involved with the Catoosa County Veterans Memorial Flag Project back in the 1990s, when there were about 180 flags and crosses displayed, one for each of the county's deceased veterans. His dad would poke him each year to help set them up, he said.

As the days of November go on, police officers in the East Ridge Police Department will start taking on a shaggier look.

Last month, school district officials got some recommendations on how to improve the school-going experience.

"C-Q, C-Q, this is W4LMS — Whiskey-Four-Lima-Mike-Sierra — calling C-Q for School Club Roundup." Haley Durfee, 12, leans into a microphone connected to a desktop-sized amateur radio set up in the back corner of the LaFayette Middle School Library, awaiting a response.

What do a local coffee shop, CBD store and chocolatier have in common? A common space on North Market Street if the purveyors in question are High Grounds Coffee, Farm to Med and Belle Chocolates.

A year ago this November, residents of Walker County voted overwhelmingly to transition from a sole commissioner to a five-member board, spreading the power to multiple elected officials.

When "Sesame Street" first aired 50 years ago, it introduced the idea of using television as an educational tool.

As a counselor, Walker County Schools' Mitzi Davenport is always looking for new ways to instill traits like empathy and kindness in the students she works with every day.

Ringgold resident Joe Kauffman was so worried about people driving into his home on narrow Church Street, that he placed a gigantic rock on his property.

A magnitude 1.7 earthquake struck about 3:30 a.m. in Walker County, Georgia, Thursday about three miles south of LaFayette, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

Four years ago, 93-year-old Mary Sue King admitted to her grandson, Ray Wallin, that she had never been to a prom.