Lisa Denton

How are your holiday weekend plans coming along?

Stay-at-home orders imposed during the early days of the coronavirus left many companies rethinking the 'hows' and 'wheres' of employee work arrangements, but not everyone was left scrambling.

In a recent post, online magazine Eat This, Not That checked Google Trends for "the most popular recipe in every state right now."

Two country artists with Chattanooga ties — Kane Brown and Lauren Alaina — will be featured in CMA's Summer Stay-Cay, a Country Music Association live-stream at 7 p.m. EDT Wednesday, July 1.

Fresh off their cooking klatch on "Trisha's Southern Kitchen," country singers Trisha Yearwood and Lauren Alaina will dish on a new musical collaboration today on social media.

If Independence Day cancellations have you singing the red, white and blues, dry your eyes.

Summer school is generally considered something to avoid, but the instruction scheduled for adults next week at The Chattery may change some minds.

Nobody likes a frugal deal more than dear old dad.

The coronavirus pandemic forced the cancellation of an eight-day Chattanooga Festival of Black Arts & Ideas, but other current events will raise the profile of its one-night alternative.

Cleaning, chlorine and capacity will be the buzzwords at Lake Winnepesaukah as the North Georgia amusement park begins the first phase of a summer opening delayed by the novel coronavirus.

After initially saying that its Fourth of July celebration would be taking place, the city of Soddy-Daisy announced Wednesday that all scheduled events are canceled.

One month out, the coronavirus pandemic appears poised to snuff out many of the well-known Fourth of July fireworks — or at least the festivals accompanying them.

When the minds behind the Chattanooga Youth Gallery decided on a theme and submission guidelines for this year's 11th annual student art show, they had no idea how prescient "The Future Is Now" would be.

Like many area residents staying close to home these days, Doris McNabb, 67, says she and her husband, Larry Pinkard, have "cooked more in the last few months than we've cooked in several years."

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

For the last year or so, a verse of Scripture has guided artisan Pam Lewis through her latest woodworking project.

You've probably heard by now that Chattanooga Zoo has added three male reticulated giraffes, but how much do you know about the new additions — and what does reticulated mean anyway?

The Association for Visual Arts and Chattanooga Public Library will explore the relationship between storytelling and the visual arts in a series of adult art classes beginning this week.

After an extra two months in the dark, the projection booth will flicker back to life this weekend at the Wilderness Outdoor Movie Theater in Trenton, Georgia.

If the Memorial Day weekend got you jonesing for summer, here's some news that can actually make you salivate: The Peach Truck returns to the Chattanooga area in a little more than two weeks.