Lisa Denton

Faith-based events in the Chattanooga area.

The replica Columbus ships "Nina" and "Pinta" have docked in Chattanooga before, but there's a connection beyond the frequency of their visits.

LISA DENTON: Barry, we have a new event happening this weekend, the Chattanooga MotorCar Festival, which will bring a bunch of vintage and historic automobiles to the Scenic City.

Paranormal researchers are on the prowl in Tennessee as a new season of spine-tingling programming debuts on the Travel Channel.

Members of the Civic Arts League are contemplating the "Wonders of October" in their latest exhibit, on view through Oct. 29 at Ringgold Art & Frame Gallery.

This week, B. Maddox of Chattanooga shares a series of blessings.

Chattanooga area faith-based events.

MoonPies from Tennessee. Tomato pie from Alabama. If you've lived in the South for long, odds are you've tasted those specialties.

Tiffany Anich Mansito and Nick Mansito's blue front door is more than a cheery hello for their North Chattanooga neighbors. For the couple, who married in 2016, the brightly painted door serves as a public display of affection for their first home together.

Lookout Mountain may be the traditional image of luxury living in the Chattanooga area, but lofty heights are not a requirement for many high-end homebuyers.

Watch for three young Chattanooga singers on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" today at 3 p.m. on WRCB-TV.

This week's edition of "Off the Couch" featuring the TFP's Barry Courter and Lisa Denton.

They may never dominate the best-seller lists the way James Patterson and Delia Owens do, but several regional authors say revenue is not the only source of pride when publishing a book.

This week, Diane Bunch of Harrison shares her brother's miraculous journey through prostate cancer.

Faith Briefs

Preparing for a royal visit plays out on a grand scale in the new "Downton Abbey" movie, with a houseful of servants tending to the needs of the Crawley family as they anticipate the arrival of Britain's king and queen to their Yorkshire country estate.

LISA DENTON: Barry, I know we try to give people reasons to get off the couch, but Ken Burns' new PBS documentary, "Country Music," is a good reason to hunker down at the house.

The Chattanooga Symphony & Opera embarks upon its 87th season this week with Russian composers at the forefront, women composers spotlighted throughout the season and a Broadway bombshell waiting in the wings.

Patrons who've caught the first performances of "Matilda" at the Chattanooga Theatre Centre this weekend had more to feast their eyes upon than stagecraft.

This week, Mary Jane Sylar describes the gift of being with her husband in his final minutes.