Charise Castro Smith’s “Feathers and Teeth” will be presented Oct. 11-15 in the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Fine Arts Center’s Dorothy Hackett Ward Theatre, 752 Vine St. and the intersection with Palmetto. The UTC Theatre Company presents this comedy-horror play written by Ms. Smith, in which 13-year-old Chris deals with her mom’s recent death, her dad’s new fiancé’s ... (click for more)

Here are the upcoming Chattanooga Live Music events through Oct 13. Check the CLM Facebook schedule page for details of each event. 5-Oct Barking Legs Theater - Wednesday Jazz: Alan Wyatt Quartet at 7 PM 5-Oct Songbirds Foundation w/ Sunny Sweeney at 7 PM 5-Oct Backstage at Comedy Catch w/ Open Mic w/ Mr. Raul Enrique at 7 PM 6-Oct UT's Pride of the Southland Band at ... (click for more)

Updating the rates that the city allows towing companies to charge has not been done for 18 years. At the Thursday meeting of the Chattanooga Wrecker Board proposed changes to the ordinance were approved by the board. If approved by the City Council, daytime tows will go from $125 to $250, night/weekend/holiday tows from $135 to $275, daily storage (after eight hours) from ... (click for more)

General Sessions Court Judge Lila Statom on Thursday set a $500,000 bond along with a $1,500 bond on failure to render aid on a vehicular homicide case that happened in September. Police said Neil Peter Meyer, 36, was driving a motorcycle with his girlfriend as a passenger when he hit a guardrail and wrecked. He then left the scene. Killed was 39-year-old Kristie Leigh ... (click for more)

When I travel up and down Hixson Pike, my car alerts me to the traffic cameras that monitor vehicles for speeding. Sure enough, if I speed through these zones, I get a ticket in the mail a few weeks later. The radar is incredibly accurate at detecting speeders. The cameras are a technological marvel with their ability to zoom in on a moving car and read the license plate. When ... (click for more)

The Lincoln Park Neighborhood Association is greatly concerned about the rapid pace of development that is currently encircling our community. While we realize that the pace of growth in the city is rapidly occurring, we were startled to see an editorial in the Times Free Press that implied that plans the city of Chattanooga have for building the Central Avenue Extension through ... (click for more)