Mizpah Congregation will present the off-Broadway production of Becoming Dr. Ruth, an intimate and intriguing conversation with Ruth Westheimer, starring Atlanta’s own Eileen Koteles, as Dr. Ruth. The performance will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Temple, 923 McCallie Ave. Review for Becoming Dr. Ruth: Much of the world knows Dr. Ruth as the talkative and animated short ... (click for more)

Celebrating its 35th season of free music at Miller Plaza, Nightfall continues Friday with bluesy rock by Magnolia Boulevard from Lexington, Ky. at 8 p.m. and TN Ruminators as opening act at 7 p.m. Review for Magnolia Boulevard: Nightfall headliner Magnolia Boulevard offers a musical experience that flows seamlessly from a multitude of stylistic tributaries. There’s plenty ... (click for more)

Buses carrying migrants sent by Texas Governor Greg Abbott will no longer stop in Chattanooga, city officials said they were told on Tuesday. Asked why not, Joda Thongnopnua of the mayor's office said officials here have mobilized to welcome and help the migrants. He said, "That was not exactly achieving the governor's political purposes." Governor Abbott had been intending ... (click for more)

The city is moving forward with setting up a low-barrier homeless shelter. Joda Thongnopnua, chief of staff to Mayor Tim Kelly, said two Requests for Proposals are being sent out. One is for a planning consultant to help identify where the emergency shelter should be located. The other is for a provider to operate the facility. City Council Chairman Darrin Ledford said ... (click for more)

Sad news seeing a person was murdered at the Rosemont Apartment. We lived on Oak Street across the street from the then named Glenwood Apartments from 1953 to 1956. I spent many a day there as there were probably 100 school age kids who lived in the units. In those days, parents simply let their kids roam the neighborhood with no worry for their safety. Now adults can't walk ... (click for more)

A Friday article on Chattanoogan.com read in part: “Chattanooga will be home to the nation’s largest electric vehicle ‘living testbed,’ thanks to $9.2 million in funding for a project proposed by the city and scientists at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga with municipal, private industry and research partners. Funding will come from a $4.5-million U.S. Department ... (click for more)