Emmy McKenzie, who is playing Annie, poses here with Dudley, a dog who has been standing in for Sandy.
The Chattanooga Theatre Centre is putting on Annie next month and there's one character left to cast – Sandy, the dog. The theater center held auditions this week for the part of Annie's fluffy friend, and the competition was stiff.
Concept design for the new climbing gym in the old Bijou location.
High Point Climbing and Fitness is transforming part of Chattanooga's old Bijou movie theater into a place for rock climbers to train and compete. A 55-foot-high wall outside is planned.
Tom Montague and Trae Moore started the local meat company Link 41 to connect urban Chattanooga with its surrounding farms. The business has been open for about two years now on Main Street.
This month, the Pet Placement Center is offering a reduced adoption fee for dogs and cats that are at least 7-years-old. In this segment, executive director Kerry Moyers-Horton introduces a couple of a the older animals at the no-kill shelter on Dayton Boulevard.
Chattanoogan Stephanie Steiman is originally from Toms River, New Jersey, one of the places devastated by super storm Sandy. She's collecting socks to send to the rescue workers in New Jersey, and she's calling the relief effort "Box of Sox."
Halls of fame tend to be for athletes and performers. Our cultural heroes. But not so in Chattanooga. Here, there's a place that honors a group in a far more practical line of work: tow truck operators. The newest class in the hall of fame was just inducted.
