The “dog days of summer” are traditionally considered the hottest and most humid stretch of the season, running from July through August. The phrase has ancient roots, tied to Sirius, the “Dog Star,” which appears in the constellation Canis Major. While Sirius doesn’t actually cause summer heat, the expression remains a fitting description for those sweltering late-summer days when staying cool and hydrated becomes especially important. Around Hixson and the greater Chattanooga area, summer ...
There's nothing quite like a sunny day in the Chattanooga area. Whether you're spending the weekend boating on Chickamauga Lake, catching a Chattanooga Lookouts game, enjoying Riverfront Nights along the Tennessee River during the summer, or taking a scenic drive through the surrounding mountains, it's easy to lose track of just how much sun you're getting. Many people expect to come home with a little extra color after a day outdoors ...
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