String Theory, in partnership with Lee University and the Hunter Museum of American Art, is proud to announce Season 12, beginning with String Theory @ Home, featuring two virtual concerts, one with the Chien-Kim-Watkins Trio in October and one with Alexander Sitkovetsky and Wu Qian in November. “Even though we are not able to gather in our beautiful home at the Hunter Museum ... (click for more)

The Chattanooga Symphony & Opera’s First Horizon Foundation Instrumental Series will continue Thursday, Oct. 22, at 7 p.m. with Mozart’s Serenade at First Horizon Pavilion. The evening will highlight a variety of instrumentation, including Mozart’s Serenade No. 11 for winds and Tchaikovsky’s heartfelt Serenade for Strings. A flute trio will also perform contemporary Atlanta ... (click for more)

One person died in a house fire that occurred Sunday morning. The Chattanooga Fire Department battled the two alarm house fire on Wilcox Boulevard with a possible entrapment. A passerby called it in at 4:42 a.m. and reported seeing flames coming from the home in the 3400 block, located near the intersection of Wilcox Boulevard and Tunnel Boulevard. When firefighters ... (click for more)

There may be as many as a dozen candidates in the race for mayor of Chattanooga, and likely even more. Picking up petitions to run thus far are Monty Bruell, D'Angelo Davis, Russell Gilbert, Tim Kelly, George Ryan Love, Andrew McClaren, Erskine Oglesby and Elenora Woods. Others who have said they plan to run include Chris Dahl, Wade Hinton, Keith Smartt and Kim White. Informal ... (click for more)

Nov. 3, Election Day, is right around the corner. Of course, voting is fundamental to elections. It is through voting we both give our consent to those we entrust to govern us and hold those governing us accountable. From our right to vote come many of our rights and freedoms. Every day seems to bring new stories about disputes over voting, many of which are pursued through lawsuits. ... (click for more)

Late last fall, there was a story that got a lot of mileage and for good reason. Donald Trump’s economic trade policy of America First signaled that our President had the guts to say “enough is enough” to The Marshall Plan, which by all rights should have been discontinued about 50 years ago but was not. It enabled the countries we were eager to help following World War II to continue ... (click for more)