Lisa Denton

Faith-based events in the Chattanooga region.

Many animal shelters cleared their kennels this past spring when pandemic lockdowns left people with more time for pets and an increased desire for companionship. But not even the coronavirus could slow down kitten season.

Chattanooga Unite is down to its last show of the summer, Nightfall continues and fundraising events in Polk County, Tennessee, will support an initiative aimed at preventing suicides among military veterans.

One hundred years after the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was ratified, a large-scale art project across Tennessee is offering mural support for women's right to vote.

Music is the main focus of this weekend's events. Enjoy one show virtually, the other live.

The coronavirus pandemic has significantly altered Americans' dining habits, but perhaps no segment of the restaurant industry has been affected as much as self-serve buffets.

It's not every day you get to hear an improvisational jug band, we're betting, but this weekend's entertainment lineup includes the opportunity. Here's a look.

The World's Longest Yard Sale will go on as scheduled this year, but longtime shoppers will notice a few changes stemming from the coronavirus pandemic.

Before the coronavirus pandemic upended life, several members of the Tennessee Watercolor Society had been scheduled to present an exhibition of works at Lee University in Cleveland, Tennessee.

The March 14 meeting that formed the new philanthropic organization We Over Me Chattanooga happened over lunch - and dinner.

In the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, the demand for personal protective equipment caused severe shortages of surgical face masks.

Faith-based events in the Chattanooga region.

You know to expect Nightfall and Chattanooga Unite concerts at this point in the summer, but this week's entertainment options add a gospel music hall of fame induction and two theater events.

National Cheesecake Day is Thursday, and you shouldn't need more than one guess for which national restaurant chain is leading the celebration.

Muggles may have forgotten, but the wizards in our midst know that July 31 is Harry Potter's birthday. Count Kelly Flemings and Curtis Cecil among the wizards.

The Chattanooga Symphony & Opera, on pause since March, has announced plans to resume playing in the 2020-21 season, but not as originally scheduled.

Several events this week take advantage of the great outdoors.

The Hunter Museum of American Art will end its four-month coronavirus hiatus with new hours and limited capacity Thursday.

Tri-state cooks in search of recipes are doing a little armchair traveling during their coronavirus downtime.

The calendar is weighted toward music this week, with a live Chattanooga Unite concert and virtual shows by Nightfall and three Chattanooga-based acts. Here are details.