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Where do you want to be in 2020?
Marlee Elaine is a motivational speaker and life coach who can help guide you there.
Here in Chattanooga, she’s teaching a class at The Chattery on Saturday from Noon to 2 PM...
ArtSpark covers traffic signal boxes in downtown Chattanooga with designs printed on vinyl from artists in this area.
Submissions for designs to cover a second round of boxes are now open until January 31st.
Amy Donahue is director of marketing and communication for River City Company...
LAUNCH CHA helps develop opportunities for entrepreneurs here in Chattanooga - and starting next week, it will offer that help through its ten-week Business Entrepreneurship Academy.
Hal Bowling is LAUNCH CHA’s executive director, DeJuan Johnson is director of business support - and Bex Feldbin manages p.r. and communications...
Tomorrow night, River City Sessions is back for 2020 here on this campus - the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga - starting at 7:30 PM.
Mike Gray is the founder of the monthly concert series - and Bob Boyer is director of UTC Performances...
Ray Bassett is the host of "Scenic Roots" - produced by Haley Solomon, Karley Dodson and Will Davis.
Ray Bassett is the host of "Scenic Roots" - produced by Haley Solomon, Karley Dodson and Will Davis.
Do you know where the planets were in their orbit around the Sun when you were born?
An astrological birth chart will tell you that - and a few things about you, too.
Here in Chattanooga, Gale Carrier is teaching a class on Beginner Astrology tomorrow night at The Chattery, starting at 6 PM...
Homes and Havens helps women who have survived trauma by designing, furnishing and decorating new living spaces for them that are therapeutic and healing.
The nonprofit here in Chattanooga partners with local ministries that are helping women overcome abuse, addiction, homelessness, sex trafficking and incarceration.
Kaysie Strickland is founder and president of Homes and Havens...
Summit for Soldiers provides outdoor experiences for veterans who may be struggling with adapting to civilian life - especially those with PTSD and other mental health conditions related to their service.
The nonprofit offers what it calls “adven-therapy” - activities including bike rides, trail hikes and mountaineering expeditions - as a path to healing and recovery for veterans, service members and family members who are living with, or suffering from, mental health injuries or loss to suicide.
Steve Redenbaugh is co-founder of Summit for Soldiers, which has chapters in Ohio and here in Tennessee...
For more than twenty years, Madia Swicord has worked in the field of mind-body healing, from massage therapy to yoga...
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