One of Chattanooga's own is the subject of a new exhibit opening Saturday at the National Medal of Honor Heritage Center.

The new National Medal of Honor Museum is set to officially open to the public on March 25, 2025, in Arlington, Texas.

It honors Taylor, a Chattanooga native and University of Tennessee Knoxville graduate who performed a daring helicopter rescue in the Battle of Khe Sanh during the Vietnam War. Taylor was awarded ...

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Retired General Sessions Judge Clarence Shattuck, who has been the recipient of his shadowboxes and has been involved with Mr ...

The Chattanooga Film Festival—affectionately ... more stupidity, and a 5 foot tall battle axe. It’s a revenge mission so insane, it might actually work. In a small hot spring town in Japan ...

As it looks over the Chattanooga Valley, you can easily picture in your mind how this battle took place ... You’ll also find ...

Two years following his hotly debated murder conviction in 1913, Leo Frank was the victim of Georgia’s most notorious ...

The Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum in Chattanooga preserves the “Golden Age of Railroading ... History buffs can visit the museum to learn more about the battle and see the award-winning film Shiloh ...