Halloween Programming Returns To Rock City Glowing And Growing Even Bigger
Rock City’s Halloween experience returns to the mountaintop Sept. 18 with new larger-than-life artistry, live performing characters, brass musicians, expanded hand-built décor and an interactive beverage station. The experience, which will run through Oct. 31, reimagines the trails through sculpture, dramatic lighting,
Missing 90-year-old Texas man may be trying to get ‘home’ to Chattanooga area, family...
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A 90-year-old man with dementia has been missing from the San Antonio area since Thursday. Now, his Tennessee family is asking people around Chattanooga to watch for him because they fear he may be trying to come "home." Stanley Dodd was born and raised in the...
Erlanger Park kitchen manager turns Lookouts leftovers into meals for the unhoused
A man with good taste makes sure food from the Lookouts new Erlanger Park stadium does not go to waste, repurposing what's leftover for people in need. That's why he's this week's Pay It Forward recipient. Long before Bob Martin was helping feed fans at Lookouts games, he and his...
A Bigger Dahlia Coffee Blooms in Cleveland
A new and larger bloom of Mexican flavors and style has unfurled in Cleveland with the opening of Dahlia Coffee‘s second cafe location in August. The 1,200-square-foot Old Brooklyn cafe occupies a freestanding building that was previously home to Rebel Reserve, which sold coffees and teas alongside vintage apparel.
Cleveland weighing Project River data center guardrails, but some say it’s not enough
CLEVELAND, Tenn. — Cleveland leaders are proposing new limits and requirements for Project River, the $11.3 billion industrial development planned along Lower River Road, but residents who gathered at Monday’s City Council meeting say they still have major concerns. The proposed development would include an on-site pow
East Ridge Fall Festival Returns To Camp Jordan For 5th Annual Celebration
The City of East Ridge and East Ridge Parks & Recreation Department invite the community to celebrate five years of fall fun as the East Ridge Fall Festival returns to Camp Jordan for its 5th annual celebration on Saturday, September 19th, and Sunday, September 20th. The free, two-day festival will...
E192 – Eleanor Cooper’s Morning Cup
The views expressed represent the opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce, its staff, or its board of directors. Eleanor Cooper was a driving force for Chattanooga Venture and Vision 2000, laying the groundwork for our city’s renaissance.
13 Tennessee Towns Where the Local Food Scene Is Worth the Trip
Tennessee has earned a reputation for incredible food that goes way beyond just barbecue and hot chicken. Small towns and mid-sized cities across the state have built impressive restaurant scenes filled with locally owned cafés, bakeries, meat-and-threes, and chef-driven spots that reflect Tennessee’s diverse culinary
No one hurt after molten iron spills inside Chattanooga plant early Monday morning
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A molten iron spill brought Chattanooga firefighters to the Motor Wheel plant early Monday morning. But fire officials say no one was hurt and the spill created no hazards outside the plant. Chattanooga Fire Department spokeswoman Lindsey Rogers says crews were called to Motor Wheel at...
Hamilton County’s largest inclusive park celebrates grand opening Saturday
HAMILTON COUNTY, Tenn. — The largest fully accessible play space in Hamilton County opened Saturday at Jack Benson Heritage Park in East Brainerd. Before the COVID pandemic hit, Chattanooga Fire Department Captain Skyler Philips had a dream of an all-inclusive playground for his son Noah, who is on the autism spectrum.
