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Your home, your favorite coffee shop, your daily commute aren’t just written in the skyline — they may be written in the stars.
Historical markers are physical signs, plaques, and statues that commemorate a significant place or event. Where would you like to see a historical marker around Chattanooga?
Looking for a place to spend Christmas Eve and Day? Check out these local spots that will be open for business.
Try out these tips from Tennessee American Water to avoid this winter mishap.
The Opportunity Fellows Program is in its fifth year of connecting young artists with community leaders and organizations.
The Scenic City is looking merry and bright this holiday season.
Get up close to some of your favorite animals at the zoo — like a red panda, porcupine, or anteater.
Nothing beats a handmade holiday present.
We’re taking you on a virtual tour to some of the market’s coziest + warmest corners.
Looking to shop used books while sipping on a cocktail? We’ve got just the place for you.
The folks behind Make Music Chattanooga are bringing 21 days of live entertainment this season.
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The Scenic City’s beloved pedestrian bridge is set to undergo a major restoration project — find out how to best navigate the next 18 months.
Get some insight on where the Scenic City is at in the process of becoming the nation’s first National Park City.
Join statewide efforts to clean up litter locally.
Get your native plants just in time for spring’s arrival.
When you think of cracking open a cold one — what type of setting are you envisioning?
We’re highlighting the best kid-friendly activities that Chattanooga, TN has to offer — complete with art classes, animal encounters, and outdoor fun.
Did you know that the oldest student in the United States hailed from Chattanooga? Read about Mary Walker’s life of learning.
Tennessee’s first (and premier) racing simulator lounge has opened up in Hixson — let’s kick it into high gear and get into the details.
This pop-up consignment sale is returning to the Scenic City — get ready to fill a bag.
Folks can attend the grand opening of the Capt. Larry L. Taylor Exhibit at the National Medal of Honor Heritage Center on Saturday, March 29.