Rabbit Zielke

LAUNCH hosted the High School Entrepreneurship Competition on December 2 with the winning team taking home a $10,000 prize package. 

The Community Theater on the third floor of the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium is being renovated but you can get a peek at the work going on in this historic building at an Open House on December 4th. 

The Southside Cowart Place Neighborhood Association is hosting the fourth annual Corn Hole Tournament at MAINx24 on Saturday, December 1, from 2:00 to 4:00 PM. 

Visitors from Chattanooga's first sister city, Hamm Germany, traveled to the Scenic City to celebrate 35 years of friendship. 

The Hamilton County Courthouse turns 100 next year.  A photo exhibit showing the courthouse's history is already in place, and an open house will happen on Tuesday, December 11. 

Closed Door Entertainment will offer the holiday season's first Bah Humbug with a Christmas Carol performed at the Tivoli November 23 - 25. 

Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine has named Chattanooga the Best Outdoor City in the 2012 Best Mountain Towns poll.

Just outside the door to the Choo Choo Dog Camp is a giant statue of a French Bulldog that has never been given a name. 

The local Alzheimer's Association group is hosting two different conferences this month, one designed for medical professionals and another for caregivers. 

Stephanie Osborn is a scientist and novelist with a love of mystery and science fiction. 

The month of October is very busy for the staff at the Chattanooga Market beginning with the 40th Annual Fall Hodge Podge on Signal Mountain. 

The Chattanooga Zoo welcomes Jack Hanna as the special guest for the Banana Ball on October 13th. 

Project Ready for School with the United Way of Greater Chattanooga is offering a Learning Checkup online for children age 5 and under. 

The Tennessee River Rescue has been cleaning up our river for 24 years and will be doing it again on Saturday, October 6th. 

The third annual River Rocks celebration of the outdoor recreation opportunities in our region will include more than 90 events between October 5th through the 14th.