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By Richard Winham

A First For Chattanooga's Nightfall Concert Series

Richard Winham

By Rabbit Zielke

Saving the Red Wolf

Rabbit

Chattanooga, TN – Red Wolves are one of the most endangered animals on the planet. An active breeding program is working to help restore this species. The Chattanooga Nature Center hopes to successfully breed 2 pairs of red wolves this breeding season as part of the Red Wolf Species Survival Plan.

By Michael Edward Miller

Shock Theatre Returns To Chattanooga

Michael Edward Miller

By Julie Steele

Hearing Impairment Doesn't Silence Music For Chattanooga Man

Julie Steele

Chattanooga, TN – Sometimes we let disabilities keep us down, and other times we use them to lift us up.

By Julie Steele

CHADD Sponsors Parent To Parent Workshop

Julie Steele

Chattanooga, TN – If those with ADD or ADHD still lived in a hunter/gatherer society, they would function at the top of their game, according to Lynda Althoff, executive director of Learning Rx in Chattanooga. That view is called the Hunter/ Farmer hypothesis, originated from psychotherapist and author Thom Hartmann.

By Michael Edward Miller

Author Jay Searcy Pens The Last Reunion

Michael Edward Miller

Chattanooga, TN – Imagine this: out in the wilderness of East Tennessee, an entire town appears practically overnight. Thousands of people live and work in this small, strange city, and all those people are keeping a secret. What these people are doing in the town is, arguably, the greatest military secret of all time.

By Rabbit Zielke

Radon Action Month 2011

Rabbit

By Michael Edward Miller

Courtenay James Interview

By Monessa Guilfoil

Food Deserts in Chattanooga

Monessa Guilfoil

Chattanooga, TN – Residents in Downtown Chattanooga's Westside have been working with Chattanooga Organized for Action to bring in a grocery store to serve the 3500 residents there. Gloria Griffith, a resident of the Westside says that many of the residents are senior citizens and disabled without the mobility to walk to the nearest Buehler's Food Market downtown.

By Julie Steele

One-Man Show At Barking Legs

Julie Steele

By Michael Edward Miller

CAFE Grants Support Local Artists

Michael Edward Miller

Chattanooga, TN – Planet Altered is one of the newest galleries in Chattanooga's South Side art district. Once a month, gallery workers set up tables and chairs inside the gallery and serve soup and bread.

By Monessa Guilfoil

Sensei Corey Green Teaches Karate to Students with Special Needs

Monessa Guilfoil

By Michael Edward Miller

Daniel Griffith: The Man Behind Ballyhoo Motion Pictures

Michael Edward Miller

Chattanooga, TN – Sometimes, when you watch a DVD, the special features are the best part. But did you ever wonder who creates those special features? You might be surprised to learn that a Chattanooga filmmaker has made quite a few.

By Michael Edward Miller

History Mysteries And Chattanooga Landmarks

Michael Edward Miller

By Michael Edward Miller

Chattanooga, TN – Jennifer Crutchfield's new book is called Chattanooga Landmarks: Exploring The History Of The Scenic City. It covers more than a hundred and fifty locations--well-known locations such as the Choo Choo and the Incline, as well as newer locations such as the Ruth Holmberg Glass Bridge. Her book tells the back stories and the mysteries behind more than 150 iconic Chattanooga locations.