For 37 years, the Chattanooga News Chronicle has made sure that African American voices, accomplishments, and experiences have a permanent place in Chattanooga's story. Founded by John Edwards, the newspaper was born from the belief that something was missing from the city's media landscape but a publication dedicated ...

In a world where everyone is chasing their own version of success, it's inevitable for them to face challenges. But those with chops are likely to overcome their own vices using their capabilities to their advantage no matter what comes their way. This exact philosophy is dramatized in a new seven episode melo-drama s...

The March on Washington in 1963 was an iconic moment not only in our nations history but for the advancement of the African American community. As a result, this massive yet peaceful protest and rally influenced the passing of the Civil Rights Act just one year later. While it's been almost 63 years since the event to...

Applications are now open for the free college preparation program launched by Chattanooga native Maurquez Thompson along with educators Ms. Janice Neal and Mrs. Rebecca Suttles. This for rising juniors and seniors at Brainerd High School and Howard High School. The program provides students with a personalized college...

The City of Chattanooga is inviting families to kick off the new school year in style at its Not Your Basic Back-2-School Bash. The event is scheduled for Sunday, August 2, from 1 to 4 p.m. at Miller Park. Like the title says, participants can expect more than just a backpack giveaway. The event will feature face paint...

As students prepare to return to the classroom, Chattanooga Preparatory School is inviting the community to celebrate the beginning of a new school year with the ' Chattanooga 300' walk. The event is scheduled for August 5th and begins at 6:30 a.m.. It is designed to surround students with encouragement as they make t...