In honor of the silver anniversary of the Tennessee Women of Distinction Award, three past honorees have been jointly named to the 2010 award. They are Dr. Phyllis Miller, a physician and 2000 honoree; Susan Rich, an attorney and 1991 honoree;...

Staff of the Chattanooga Zoo announced on Wednesday the death of Maya, the Cotton Top Tamarin born in May. The extremely endangered monkeyamp;#39;s birth in captivity made for headline news last summer. The staff of the Zoo noted that Maya seemed...

Lilith resembles neither of her historical namesakes, the Mesopotamian storm demon or the reserved sitcom wife of Frasier. This Lilith is friendly and appreciative of your attention. She is curious and active but not overly so, just what you would expect...

Chattanooga storyteller Finn Bille will join selected storytellers from around East Tennessee on March 20, for a World Storytelling Day concert produced by the Smoky Mountain Storytelling Guild at the new Clayton Center for the Arts on the Maryville...

Sarah McQuaid will play at Charles and Myrtleamp;#39;s Coffeehouse on Saturday at 8 p.m. The coffeehouse is located inside Christ Unity Church at 105 McBrien Road. There is a $10 suggested donation at the door. Review for Sarah McQuaid: Born in Madrid,...

As of March 2010, ArtsMove Chattanooga will graduate from CreateHere, and Choose Chattanooga will become the parent organization for the program. Choose Chattanooga works to promote the amenities and attractions of the greater Chattanooga region. This...

The Bill Hullander for Trustee Committee announced the opening of its campaign headquarters on Saturday. The location is the former Kopper Kettle Restaurant at 4301 Highway 58 at the intersection of Highways 58 and 153. The grand opening and...

The first WhatsUpChattanooga.com Aspiring Artists Contest is open to all Hamilton County students in kindergarten through third grade. The competition invites students to submit their original art around the theme, "What I love about Chattanooga." A...

Chris Scroggins of Soddy Daisy, owner of a skateboard shop near Coolidge Park, said Chattanooga needs a free park for use by skateboarders. Mr. Scroggins told members of the City Council there are some 8,000 local skateboarders. He said many of them...

Hamilton County Parks and Recreation will host the 5th annual Family Magic Night on Saturday, March 27, 7-9:30 p.m. at Chester Frost Park Pavilion Members of the Chattanooga Magic Club, Ring 112 will be there to amuse with their tricks, illusions...

Sam Glaser will perform at the Jewish Cultural Center on Sunday, March 21, at 4 p.m. Named one of the top 10 Jewish artists in the U.S. by Moment magazine, Glaser performs in an average of 50 cities a year. Glaser is equally comfortable behind...

The Kidney Foundation of the Greater Chattanooga Area and 107.9 The Duke are hosting the 8th annual Six Strings at Sunset on April 7. This acoustic concert showcases country music artists that are not only performers, but songwriters as well. This...

Clay Shirky will be the March 17 speaker for City Share, a lunch-time conversation series focused on finding creative solutions to community issues. Mr. Shirky will be speaking to Chattanooga via video chat next Wednesday about the concept of The...

The DOGood Chattanooga, citizens for a dog-friendly Chattanooga, are hosting a free special event, St. PAWtrickamp;#39;s Day Dog Walk for dogs and their owners this Saturday, from 10:00 a.m. to noon at Rossamp;#39; Landing. Organizers said, "Dog owners are...

City Councilwoman Deborah Scott said she questioned the wisdom of the city accepting the old Hixson Middle School from the county schools. She said the city will be picking up such expenses as utilities, upkeep and stormwater fees. Ms. Scott said...