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Answered: Our readers’ 2024 predictions

We asked, you answered. Here’s what locals think will happen this year.

2024 predictions bingo card — top row: "Temps hit 100 in June," "Dolly Parton concert announced," + "City Cafe reopens on Broad Street in May, second row: "Featured on a best food list," "free space," + "Walnut Street bridge repairs get delayed until 2025" third row: "Nominated for a Best Bathroom award," "I-24 interchange construction is complete,"  + "Your bestie subscribes to NOOGAtoday"

What’s on your bingo card for this year?

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What’s on your bingo card for 2024?

We polled our readers, and here are some of your zaniest predictions for 2024:

  • “A small earthquake.” — Pam E.
  • “Best farmers market in America.” — Emma R.
  • “National Park City” — Tammy K.

It is anyone’s guess what happens over the course of this year — but we like your guesses best. This is your last shot to submit your predictions for 2024. Otherwise, we’ll check back in around December to see what actually happened.

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