Around and About Chattanooga

The Tennessee Aquarium and local restaurants have teamed up to promote sustainable seafood practices through the Serve and Protect program.

The Tennessee Valley Authority is working with companies interested in installing small to mid-sized solar power generating systems.

The UT Board of Trustees recently approved two new degrees for UTC – the Bachelor of Integrated Studies and the Occupational Therapy Doctorate.

Joan McCandless has always had orchids in the backyard. Thousands of them. Her grandfather, Oliver Lines, and father, John Lines, started selling orchids on Signal Mountain more than 60 years ago.

You probably have a Facebook account. All your friends have Facebook profiles. Your parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles have accounts. But does your dog have a Facebook profile? How about your neighbor's cat?

Giving back to the community as a volunteer can be hazardous for Jay Heavilon and Marc Serrano.  They are volunteer firefighters with Walden's Ridge Emergency Service.

Rock City-themed birdhouses are seen all over the Southeast--they're almost as ubiquitous as "See Rock City" barns.  Now Rock City has a giant one.

This musical by Cole Porter opens on CTC's Main Stage on July 13th and runs through July 29th, 2012.

Coyee Shipp Langston, the featured July artist at the In-Town Gallery, creates Asian-inspired artistic masks.  A portion of the proceeds from the masks she sells will go toward FACES, the National Craniofacial Association.

Locally grown peaches take center stage this weekend for the 3rd annual Peach Festival at the Chattanooga Market. 

The survey reveals a surprise: despite general satisfaction right now, Tennessee business owners aren't looking forward to the future.

Sometimes the best job is not about what you do but how you do it. 

For Chattanoogans who live miles from a grocery store and don't have access to a car, buying groceries can be a constant struggle. But there's a new traveling store that aims to alleviate some of that burden. It's the Chattanooga Mobile Market.

The Chattanooga Market will be collecting good to ship overseas for our families and friends serving in the 1-181st National Guard Unit in Chattanooga.

Organic lawn-care techniques can save homeowners money.  Less mowing, less watering and less pesticides are used with natural landscaping.