Here Come The Mummies will perform from the mound of AT&T Field on Saturday for Chattanooga’s first physically distanced live show of this size since spring. Friday is the last chance to get the online ticket price of $25. The day of show the price jumps to $35 when the box office opens at 10 a.m. Concert organizers are following the safety measures set forth by the ... (click for more)

Here are the upcoming Chattanooga Live Music weekend events. Check the CLM Facebook schedule page for details of each event. As a reminder, mask on during entry and social distancing required. 14-Oct Open Mic Night - Every Wednesday Wanderlinger Brewing Company 8 PM 15-Oct Smitty Thursday Refresher - Gate 11 Distillery 6 PM 15-Oct Gino Fanelli - Sangria Flight Night - ... (click for more)

Sheriff Jim Hammond was taken to the hospital on Tuesday after not feeling well following an earlier COVID-19 diagnosis. His wife, Jeanie, said on Facebook that he did not feel well on Monday night and felt the same today. She said he called his doctor and was told that he should be taken to the hospital. Ms. Hammond said it was decided to keep him in the hospital overnight ... (click for more)

Reflection Riding Arboretum and Nature Center has begun the process of permanently preserving its 300+ acres of idyllic green space in the heart of Chattanooga. Reflection Riding will partner with the American Battlefield Trust to further protect their scenic land forever through a historic conservation easement. The trust is raising funds to cover the Reflection Riding easement ... (click for more)

COVID-19 has taken a significant toll on the physical health of Tennessee men and women, but the pandemic has also taken a heavy financial toll. At the height of the pandemic, more than 15 percent of Tennessee workers found themselves without a job. Tech provides important, high- skilled, well-paying jobs for many Americans during a time when the economy is struggling to get back ... (click for more)

At first blush the news that Chattanooga’s largest public hospital ended its fiscal year with $35.3 million net income is miraculous, particularly when every hospital in America is reeling after being decimated by the curse of the COVID-19 virus. Far be it from me to cast doubt on a certified independent audit, and we all understand that $35.3 million net doesn’t include interest, ... (click for more)