Susan Pierce

One person was injured and another was pronounced dead at the scene of a crash that happened in Pierce County on Friday.

Two things become apparent as you read actor Leslie Jordan’s new book, “How Y’all Doing?” (HarperCollins, 198 pages, $27.)

Bridal gowns worn by fashion-forward women of 2021 are being influenced by styles worn 200 years ago, thanks to Netflix’s “Bridgerton.”

Leslie Jordan’s got company coming on Friday - and it’s a pretty impressive list of guests.

Southern tradition holds that the first food to be eaten on New Year’s Day should be black-eyed peas for luck and prosperity -- specifically, one pea for each day of the year. To really ensure a good year, add a mess o’ greens for wealth.

Move over, Pat Sajak. There’s a new game show host in town whose newest gig will give him a clean sweep of successes in television, film, social media, print, recording and streaming media. Meet Chattanooga native Leslie Jordan.

What memories does the Christmas season bring to mind? The childhood glee of discovering what Santa brought on Christmas morning? Holiday light displays? The joy of giving anonymously through a dollar dropped in a red kettle or fulfilling an Angel Tree wish?

Pair the cutthroat competitiveness of the feature film “Black Swan” with the sinister, secretive vibe of TV’s “Pretty Little Liars,” and you’ve got Netflix’s new drama, “Tiny Pretty Things,” which debuts Monday.

Four weeks ago, Donna Daisy Pratt felt inspired to pull out her three tabletop Christmas trees and decorate her apartment for Christmas.

Jan Belk’s family holds a Halloweenie Roast each Oct. 31.

“Well, hello, fellow hunker-downers. How y’all doing?”

Lacy Jean Bullard, age 33, of Hughesville, MD passed away peacefully on May 31, 2020 due to multiple health complications. She first embraced the world with her loving presence on July 19, 1986 in Washington D.C. to Paul Blake Bullard Jr of Hughesville, MD and Susan Bullard Pierce of Leonardtown, MD…

Songbirds Guitar Museum is offering local guitar enthusiasts a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity on Friday, March 13 - the chance to play a guitar owned by the legendary Les Paul.

The Tennessee Aquarium staff has something to “shell-abrate.”

Fans of Agatha Christie murder mysteries may not have seen the hidden gem coming up at the Chattanooga Theatre Centre.

Best-selling author and podcast host Annie Downs is coming to town to share the secret of how to love yourself and others more completely.

Twelve years after its last convention in Chattanooga, the American Farrier’s Association is returning March 10-13 for its 49th annual convention and 2020 National Forging & Horseshoeing Competition.

Southern Adventist University’s Symphony Orchestra will present a free concert on Sunday, March 8, at 7:30 p.m. in Collegedale Church of Seventh-day Adventists, 4829 College Drive East.

The Tony Award-winning Broadway revival of “The Color Purple” stops at the Tivoli Theatre for three performances Saturday and Sunday, March 7-8.

Terpsichord dancers from Girls Preparatory School will honor their retiring director as well as the dance troupe’s legacy during their spring concert at 7 p.m. on Friday-Saturday, March 6-7, in GPS’ Frierson Theatre, 205 Island Ave.