Patrick MacCoon

With hand sanitizer flying off the shelves during the coronavirus outbreak, a North Georgia-based flooring company has worked behind the scenes to help battle the crisis.

McCallie is home to reigning high school state champions in cross country, football, tennis, soccer and swimming, but a lesser-known Blue Tornado team is excelling in a comparatively new and increasingly popular form of competition and entertainment.

In a time of crisis, the Chattanooga Tent Co. is changing direction and putting its stakes down in a new field.

Joshua Wicks won a state title as a lacrosse player at Baylor School.

Mohawk Industries and Fabric Sources International have started production of medical isolation gowns and protective face shields to help urgent medical supply needs at Hamilton Medical Center in Dalton and Emory Healthcare in Atlanta.

Michael Houge, a versatile 6-foot-7 senior for Chattanooga Christian this past basketball season, has committed to Mars Hill University, an NCAA Division II program in the hoops-crazed state of North Carolina.

Gardening has provided a much needed breath of fresh air for those looking to get outside of the house.

University of Kentucky standout John Rhodes prepares the same way for each baseball game.

For those who are craving pizza and beer during the COVID-19 pandemic, Pizza Bros can provide.

Thanks to coronavirus, tasks that used to seem ordinary are now banned.

Raegyn Conley has all the attributes a major college basketball program could want.

Elected officials in Georgia's Catoosa, Chattooga, Walker and Whitfield counties are banning social gatherings of 10 people or more, while also prohibiting on-site consumption of food or drinks at restaurants, bars or similar establishments.

As cabin fever rises, a popular leisure sport has remained an option for many in the Chattanooga area to get out of the house while safely practicing social distancing.

Treasure Hunt is not your average teenage athlete, but then again, Hamilton Heights Christian Academy does not have a typical high school basketball program.

Senior student-athletes at Tennessee high schools are balancing hope with uncertainty when it comes to closure on an important chapter of their lives.

On a Saturday afternoon when plenty of athletic venues around the country were quiet and empty due to concerns about the coronavirus outbreak, high school baseball players for Sequatchie County and Whitwell enjoyed America's national pastime in the form of a doubleheader.

Reggie Tucker's first year as head coach of the Cleveland High School boys' basketball team has produced one highlight after another.

The first professional season for Chattanooga Football Club is on standby.

When last Saturday's sectionals set the field for this week's TSSAA Class AAA girls' basketball state tournament at Middle Tennessee State University, Bradley Central appeared to be the team to beat.

Ethan Nunes spent Sunday at the soccer field with his team's bag of balls, practicing his shot.