Lisa Denton

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.

With the debut of three reticulated giraffes this week, Chattanooga Zoo has fulfilled a tall order in its master plan, and the high-profile addition is just Phase 1.

Emily Howard, 92, has been busy with a special project lately.

For the second year in a row, a student at Chattanooga High School Center for Creative Arts has been named a U.S. Presidential Scholar.

It's been said a lot over the last few weeks as the coronavirus has claimed one holiday after another, but for the record, this Memorial Day weekend will be unlike any other in recent history.

North Georgia native Lauren Alaina will be among the stars harmonizing on "We Are the World" Sunday on "American Idol" as Lionel Richie reprises the song he co-wrote for hunger relief as an anthem for the coronavirus pandemic.

The weather forecast may be ideal, but amid coronavirus fears, the overall outlook appears less than sunny for the U.S. 11 Antique Alley multi-state yard sale this weekend.

At no time in recent history have moms spent so much time with their offspring than in the weeks leading up to this Mother's Day.

For the past few weeks, we've been collecting stories about the kindnesses shown to others as the coronavirus crisis led to profound changes in our daily lives.

If you feel like coronavirus lockdowns cheated you out of a proper St. Patrick's Day celebration, let's taco 'bout Cinco de Mayo.

It's not exactly the shirt off his back, but the owner of a Murfreesboro, Tennessee, screen-printing company is boosting small businesses statewide with his latest T-shirt design.

Thanks to unexpected funding, Chattanooga arts organization Mark Making is delivering "Love Notes to Front Liners" at area hospitals.

In mid-March, thousands of Chattanooga-area workers traded office environs for the comforts of home in a bid to let teleworking help curb the spread of the coronavirus.

Chattanooga filmmaker Pablo Mazariegos thought he had all the professional gear he needed for a recent film shoot: video camera, lenses, filters, microphone.

For all the anxiety and uncertainty the coronavirus has caused in the community at large, consider the fear for residents of senior living facilities.

For several weeks last spring, Laura Marsh banned her husband, Danny, from cooking on the grill. Not for the quality of his cooking, but for the Carolina wren nesting inside.

Habitat for Humanity will open its ReStores in Chattanooga and Ooltewah this week to accept donations to aid families affected by the recent tornadoes.

Coronavirus risks will delay Lake Winnepesaukah thrills this season.

Chattanooga's Armed Forces Day Parade, a spring tradition since 1950, has been postponed until fall.