News across Greater Chattanooga

Indian-Born Artist Kanika Khurana Wants Everyone To Learn Art
Kanika Khurana is an artist and illustrator. Born in India she said she always enjoyed creating things and enjoyed learning about art and science. Today she lives in Chattanooga and has an in-house art studio called Kindle & Grace Art Studio ...

Celebrate The Walnut Street Bridge Reopening With "Bridge" Art Exhibition
The Jewish Cultural Center celebrates the reopening of the Walnut Street Bridge with a new art exhibition entitled "Bridge". Bridges connect us as a community. Sometimes the connection is very literal, such as a bridge across a body of water ...

Candlelight Concerts Celebrates Halloween With A Magically Mysterious Performance
Set against a mesmerizing backdrop of thousands of candles, a very special candlelight experience comes to Chattanooga this Halloween with a live musical program built around mystery and the supernatural. It's the perfect Halloween ...

Free Healthcare Clinic Coming To Town To Address Limited Access To Care
For millions of Americans access to basic healthcare is a challenge at best and an impossibility at worst. Due to geographic or economic barriers, much of the U.S. population is uninsured or underinsured. Remote Area Medical (RAM) is stepping ...

Mill Town Art Fest Celebrates Local Art Tuesday In The Heart Of The Coosa Mill
Artists and art fans are invited to the Mill Town Art Fest, a celebration of creativity right inside the Coosa Mill, happening on Wednesday, September 30th from 4:00–8:00pm. No RSVP needed. Just stop by any time during the evening and start ...

Chattanooga Ballet Kicks Off New Season With "ART / Bridges" Performance
Chattanooga Ballet is proud to showcase its world-class company in their first performance of the season, “ART / Bridges”, featuring works by nationally renowned choreographers Kara Wilkes, Jamorris Rivers, and Chattanooga Ballet’s ...

Bad Chattanoogan Combines Tennessee Whiskey And Music — Literally
Bad Chattanoogan is not only Chattanooga Whiskey Distilleries first Tennessee Whiskey, it’s probably the world's first Tennessee Whiskey (or any whiskey for that matter) finished with playable toasted maple wood records. Yes, the records ...

Spiritual Shops Abound Around Town For The Halloween Season And Beyond
As we get closer to Halloween most people are searching for the perfect costume. I have interviewed Susan Stringer owner of Beauty & the Beast Costume shop and I can honestly say, if you can’t find what you need there, you can’t find it anywhere ...

Playoff Push Persists Even After The Red Wolves Downed At Home, 0-1
The Chattanooga Red Wolves fell 0-1 to Washington rivals Spokane Velocity FC on Wednesday. The Wolves started off on the right foot, earning two corners in the first fifteen minutes. Spokane keeper Sean Lewis was on point in defending ...

Music In The Wild Brings The Chattanooga Symphony To The Great Outdoors
This Sunday, October 4th, is set to be a special day for music and family-friendly fun, entirely immersed in the great outdoors, as the Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra will be performing Sergei Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf at Reflection ...

Lake WinnepeSPOOKAH Is Back With Family Fun And Halloween Thrills & Chills
Once again this year, Lake Winnepesaukah transforms into Lake WinnepeSPOOKAH — a Halloween celebration packed with frights, delights, and scream-worthy fun for “boys and ghouls” of all ages. Beginning Friday, Oct. 2 and running ...

The Grand Re-Opening Of The Walnut Street Bridge Is Set For This Saturday
Something Chattanoogans have been anticipating for nearly two years is happening this Saturday, October 3rd: the Walnut Street Bridge will reopen to the public after 18 months of construction and renovations, with a celebratory walk ...