The Coconut Cream Pie At This Little Chattanooga Diner Is Worth Planning A Whole...
Somewhere in Chattanooga, a round table is spinning, and it has been spinning for longer than many of the people sitting at it have been alive. The restaurant behind it has no printed menu, asks for payment before anyone sits down, and changes its desserts daily, which turns every visit into a friendly gamble for pie l
Truck found submerged in a pond with an unresponsive driver
Hamilton County, TENN — A truck was found submerged in a pond with an unresponsive driver this morning in Hamilton County. At 9 AM, the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office responded to a report of a vehicle crash in the 11000 block of Birchwood Pike. According to a news release...
More Than 70 Years Of Burgers And Ice Cream Make This Tennessee Restaurant A...
Generations of Chattanooga-area families have stopped at Dub’s Place in Red Bank for juicy burgers, creamy milkshakes, and classic soft-serve treats. Serving the community for more than 70 years, this old-school Tennessee favorite has built its reputation on familiar comfort food prepared without unnecessary fuss. The
Municipal Court Docket Sept. 29
The following people are scheduled to appear in East Ridge Municipal Court on Tuesday, Sept. 29. Court is held at City Hall on Tombras Avenue and begins at 3 p.m. James Moore – Possession Schedule II/Resale (2), Possession Schedule I/Resale, Possession Schedule VI/Resale, Possession Stolen Property/Firearm, Possession
Hamilton County group calls voter registration gap ‘state of emergency’ as deadline nears
HAMILTON COUNTY, Tenn. — With less than two weeks left to register to vote in Hamilton County, Chattanooga’s Scenic City National Action Network is calling current voter registration numbers a “state of emergency” and urging residents to make sure they are eligible ahead of November elections.
Gallery: NICU babies work their own ‘9 to 5’ at Parkridge East for Dolly...
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — In honor of Dolly Parton Day, Parkridge East Hospital is celebrating its smallest patients with a Dolly-inspired nod to “9 to 5.”. The hospital is also using the moment to highlight NICU Awareness Month, focusing on babies in the neonatal intensive care unit as they work each day to grow stronger.
Preserve Chattanooga’s Annual Wine Weekend Returns October 9 And 10
Preserve Chattanooga’s annual Wine Weekend returns October 9–10, bringing together exceptional wines, food, music and memorable settings for two of the organization’s signature fundraising events: Best Cellars on Friday, October 9, and the 31st annual Wine Over Water on Saturday, October 10. Whether your ideal wine exp
Demolition of former Chattanooga Lookouts home at AT&T Field is about halfway done
Demolition is about halfway complete at AT&T Field, the former home of the Chattanooga Lookouts, as crews continue tearing down the stadium’s structures and hauling materials offsite for recycling or disposal. The River City Company said teams are currently sorting materials and removing them from the site. Chandler Ro
Fundraiser launched to help deported Chattanooga Prep student return from Guatemala
A fundraising effort is underway for a 16-year-old Chattanooga Preparatory student after organizers say he and his family were detained and deported to Guatemala. According to a GoFundMe created on his behalf, Anastasio and his family were recently detained and deported. The fundraiser says he was deported with his mot
Seven Tennessee Meat-And-Threes Where Sunday Dinner Runs All Week Long
In Tennessee, a big Sunday plate of fried chicken, turkey and dressing, greens, and cobbler does not have to wait for Sunday. Meat-and-threes are the steam-table restaurants where you pick one main dish and three sides, and they have fed working families, students, and road trippers across the state for decades.

















