The 14th annual Wreaths Across Chattanooga wreath laying program will be held at Chattanooga National Cemetery on Saturday, at noon. Parking and bus shuttle will be available at Redemption Church, M & M Industries, TUFCO and the Armory. Handicap will be at the Armory. Due to wet weather conditions, parking isn’t available at Chattanooga National Cemetery. For additional ... (click for more)

The Good Old Days Museum is open this Saturday for an Old Fashioned Christmas complete with homemade ornaments, a real Santa and live tree. Santa is scheduled at the museum from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday. Visitors are encouraged to come by for a photo and to explore the museum and artifacts. The museum is run by the Soddy, Daisy & Montlake Historical Association and ... (click for more)

The Tivoli Theatre Foundation has purchased the property adjacent to the Theatre and plans to continue the restoration of the venue as well as renovating the new property., officials said. The investment will include the creation of a performing arts center for Chattanooga. “Since its inception, the Tivoli Foundation has reinvigorated the performance arts venues in Chattanooga,” ... (click for more)

The Lookout Mountain, Ga., Town Council on Thursday night selected a builder for the long-awaited Town Center and also moved to issue an RFP for a developer for the planned commercial part of the center. Mayor David Bennett, saying next year will be a banner one for the town, said the Town Center, 12 years in the making, is on schedule to be built during the year. Ground breaking ... (click for more)

In a recent article titled “McKamey Animal Services Seeks Information Pertaining to Dog Fight Victim”, McKamey Animal Center is urging people to share any information regarding a recent dog fight victim that was left abandoned with multiple serious injuries. Abuse to animals is something that I cannot tolerate in the slightest. My heart goes out to the precious little dog that ... (click for more)

The leg surgery for Roy Exum on Friday afternoon was a success, his sister, Ellen, said she was told by the physician. Mr. Exum, the long-time columnist in this spot for Chattanoogan.com, has suffered for a lengthy time with a badly infected leg following surgery on an arthritic knee. He was told this week that the leg was so damaged that it would have to be amputated or risk ... (click for more)