🌱 Children's Safety Event At Zoo + Dance Alive Program Relaunch

Good morning, people of Chattanooga! It's me again, Kayla Harrison, your host of the Chattanooga Daily.

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First, today's weather:

A thunderstorm in the morning. High: 75 Low: 55.

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Here are the top three stories today in Chattanooga:

1. A Chattanooga man has accused the Silverdale Detention Center of failing to prevent his stabbing by fellow inmates in a federal lawsuit. The suit claims deputies took new inmates to a cell location that had the reputation for attacking new inmates. Luster Deloney was stabbed six times during the incident on Apr. 23, 2021, according to the lawsuit. (MyFox Chattanooga)
2. The Chattanooga Zoo in partnership with Children's Hospital at Erlanger is bringing safety education to the community's children on Apr. 20. The event will be held at the zoo and is free with admission. Participants will learn about road safety with full-day activities planned by local public services. (The Chattanoogan)
3. The Dance Alive program will be relaunched at the South Chattanooga and Shepherd Community Centers. The program will be relaunched by the Pop-up Project with summer camps at the two community centers. The program was first founded in 1997 to provide local children with dance opportunities. (Chattanooga Pulse)

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Today in Chattanooga:

• Alhambra Shriners Annual Bass Tournament At The Hamilton County Education Association (6:00 AM)
• Alton Park Community Market At City of Chattanooga (12:00 PM)

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From my notebook:

• The Tennessee Humane Animal League is searching for new foster parents. Click to let the shelter know that you are interested in joining the team. (Facebook)
• The Tennessee Aquarium gives us a look into the past with photos from the 1990s. Click to see photos of the aquarium's earliest education programs. (Facebook)
• The Hunter Museum of American Art showcases some of the artwork from its spring break campers. Click to view and learn about Hunter Summer Art Camps. (Facebook)

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Now you're in the loop and ready to start this Saturday off right. I'll see you back in your inbox tomorrow with a new update!

— Kayla Harrison

About me: Kayla Harrison is a Writing Arts professor, as well as a freelance writer for content creation agency Lightning Media Partners. In her free time, you can find her listening to podcasts, writing poetry, and visiting local coffee shops.