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Chattanooga River Market Returns for 2024 Season with Three Full Weekends of Local Artisan Delights - Hits 96 - Vimarsana News

Chattanooga River Market Returns for 2024 Season with Three Full Weekends of Local Artisan Delights - Hits 96

The Chattanooga River Market kicks off its 2024 season at the Tennessee Aquarium Plaza on Saturday, March 9th, and Sunday, March 10th.

Source: hits96.com
Rivercane | Stories | South Carolina ETV - Vimarsana News

Rivercane | Stories | South Carolina ETV

Rivercane is a large grass has been used by people indigenous to the southeast for items such as baskets, blowguns, building materials, and art. To learn more about all aspects of this, Clemson Extension's Amanda McNulty travels to the upstate of South Carolina on the banks of the Chattanooga River and talks with Nicole Hayler from the Chattooga Conservancy, naturalist Dr. Robert Carter, and NC State Extension Agent Adam Griffith

Source: scetv.org
Beat the summer heat at Georgia state parks - Vimarsana News

Beat the summer heat at Georgia state parks

From the crystal-clear springs of Magnolia Springs to the serene landscape of Elijah Clark, Georgia State Parks have paddling experiences for all skill levels. Canoes, kayaks, stand-up boards, aqua cycles

The Chattanooga River Market is back open this Spring - Vimarsana News

The Chattanooga River Market is back open this Spring

Spring has sprung and that means the Chattanooga River Market is back open on the Tennessee Aquarium Plaza.

Meet Cash, The 12-Yr-Old Removing 14,000 Lbs Of Trash From The Tennessee River. - Vimarsana News

Meet Cash, The 12-Yr-Old Removing 14,000 Lbs Of Trash From The Tennessee River.

Cash Daniels, the 12-year-old "Conservation Kid," helped start The Cleanup Kids nonprofit and removed 14,000 pounds of trash from the Tennessee River.