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Haley Bartlett

City Editor

Haley Bartlett is a journalist based in Chattanooga, Tennessee who has written for publications such as the LA Canyon News and Chattanooga Times Free Press. She loves reading in coffee shops and finding funky home decor in thrift stores.

The Chattanooga Public Library will host a special Dolly Parton-themed reading day at its branches in honor of the singer’s birthday, and we know what you’re thinking — what a way to make a reading contest fun.
We want to dive more into the neighborhoods that make up the Scenic City — let us know which Chattanooga Neighborhood Association you want us to interview.
Celebrate the life + service of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with Chattanooga’s MLK Day of Service, parade, and other local events happening around the city.
Whether you’re the parents of college students and high school seniors in the Scenic City or you’re applying for yourself, here is a guide on how to fill out the 2024-25 FAFSA + some changes you can expect to see.
The National Medal of Honor Heritage Center is launching a design challenge for students with the hopes of connecting them to a real life career — here is how to particpate.
The Lookout Wild Film Festival is back for another year, showcasing 60+ short and feature films that depict adventure and conservation — we’re here to help you get ready for the full weekend of screenings.
With the hopes of creating an inclusive space in the studio, SCCA is accepting applications for its latest cohort for clay artists in the area from various backgrounds.
We asked you to think about your Chattanooga-specific resolutions to help us kick off the new year — here are some responses from our readers and followers.
See what we plan to accomplish this year and share what you’re planning to achieve.
Make the most of good weather by taking your meals al fresco on one of Chattanooga’s many beautiful patios.
As we approach the new year and a season of change, we want to know what our readers and followers are wanting to accomplish or work on in 2024. Make your resolutions with us.
Celebrate the end of another year and new beginnings at these local happenings around Chattanooga on New Year’s Eve.
The Tennessee Department of Transportation recently proposed its first-ever 10-year fiscally constrained transportation project plan — we’re diving in to tell you why it matters to Chattanooga.
As we approach the new year and a season of change, we’re asking what our readers and followers want to accomplish or improve in 2024. Make your resolutions with us.
As we approach the new year and a season of change, we want to know what our readers and followers are wanting to accomplish or work on in 2024. Make your resolutions with us.
Newly opened Big Bad Breakfast might just become your new spot to get brunch with your friends — check out Editors Kristen + Haley’s must-haves.
Join the St. Elmo neighborhood for the St. Elmo Stroll Luminaria Festival where folks will gather together for a walk around a lantern-lit path — see what else is in store.
Earlier this month, we asked our readers what kind of projects they would like to see the city fund in an effort to reduce carbon emissions. Check out the data.
Your home, your favorite coffee shop, your daily commute aren’t just written in the skyline — they may be written in the stars.
Do you reside in the Red Bank area? This is your chance to provide feedback and thoughts on the city’s Parks and Recreation Master Plan.
As part of its mission to bring quality education and support to students across Hamilton County, Chattanooga 2.0 has launched a new program to help with its literacy plan and create access to reading.
The Urban League of Greater Chattanooga recently held its 41st annual Equal Opportunity Day — check out the folks from the community that were highlighted for their leadership and advocacy.
With the help of a grant from United Way of Greater Chattanooga + the desire to continue to grow after 25 years, Crabtree Farms will be making some changes to its grounds over the next few years.
The Chattanooga Parks and Outdoors Department is getting in the holiday spirit with its own rendition of “The Elf on the Shelf” — read along on how to find Clark Griswold hiding in various parks.
After the public raised safety concerns in light of recent accidents on Frazier Avenue in NorthShore, the City of Chattanooga and NorthShore Merchants Collective have announced a demonstration of new traffic patterns.
It’s official, the Flying Squirrel has flown away, and in its place now stands Ernest Chinese. Brought to you by the same crew, this American Chinese restaurant is bringing a new twist to the Scenic City.
Whether you’re a weekend warrior or the next Tiger Woods, these 21 golf courses in Chattanooga are sure to make for a good round.
November was a jam packed month with news, and it’s okay if you’re already forgetting some things. We’ll help you fill in the blanks, crossword puzzle style.
The 2023 Chattanooga Santa Pub Crawl is gearing up to kickoff — read on for wristband information, destinations, and more need-to-knows that will have you ready to sip all night long.
The Hamilton County Health Department + the City of Chattanooga’s Office of Community Health are partnering to expand WIC services available to residents in the area.