Nature & Outdoors
Multigenerational Chattanooga Skydiving Family Celebrates World Skydiving Day
For more than sixty-six years, and spanning three generations, Chattanooga Skydiving Company owner Justin Silvia and his family have completed over 30,000 jumps cumulatively, living and breathing all things skydiving. Justin made his first ...
Perk Up Those Posies By "Deadheading" For Colorful Flower Beds All Summer Long
Master Gardener Ann Bartlett gives us tips on deadheading flowers to ensure colorful flower beds throughout the summer. One garden task I really find tedious is deadheading—removing spent flower blossoms from a plant. Deadheading ...
Jul 10, 2026
Beekeeper Chip Kelly Keeps Busy As A, Well... Bee At The Harrison Bay Honey Farm
Wearing a beekeeper jacket, gloves and mask, Chip Kelly was in his element as he checked on his seven bee hives nestled in a pollinator garden off Scaley Bark Circle in Ooltewah. Kelly operates Harrison Bay Honey Farm and has been beekeeping ...
Jul 9, 2026
Hatching Bonanza Adds Seven Adorable Baby Turtles To The Tennessee Aquarium
North America’s largest publicly viewable collection of freshwater turtles is a little bit bigger and even more adorable thanks to a baby boom at the Tennessee Aquarium that has hatched seven new turtles since mid-May. Many of these ...
Jul 8, 2026
Chattanooga Zoo To Host Q ‘N Brew With Beer, Barbecue, Turtles Races, And More
On Saturday, July 11, Chattanooga Zoo is hosting their annual Q ‘n Brew event — an evening complete with craft beer, barbeque from local restaurants, live music and full admission to the Zoo, along with other special games and activities. This ...
Jul 6, 2026
The Pulse Music Spotlight
The Metro Chattanooga Record Show Is Coming To The Colonnade
Jack Lightfoot is an expert when it comes to vinyl records. He started collecting records when he was just 9 years old. He is a purist when it comes to listening to his favorite artists and still prefers to play his records using analog vacuum ...
Jul 13, 2026
