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Miller Park is about to become a winter wonderland.
From flowers to happy hours to meteor showers, we’ve got ideas to make your Valentine’s Day special.
Check out some of these date ideas or ways to spend time with family + friends for this year’s Valentine’s Day celebrations.
Welcome to our Little Mysteries series, where we enlist your help to uncover some of Chattanooga’s small but nevertheless enticing mysteries.
Wanting to add more concerts and festivals to your 2023 calendar? Check out these local + regional music events coming up this year.
The Bessie Smith Cultural Center will commemorate Black History Month in February 2023 with a full calendar of events.
Whether you like to spend it getting inked or getting scared, there are several ways to celebrate Friday the 13th locally.
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Don’t miss any of this year’s meteor showers, supermoons, or solar eclipses.
Chattanooga will be featured on “Samantha Brown’s Places to Love” TV show in February.
For the new year, we’re asking readers to submit their top questions about Chattanooga for us to answer.
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Fall is here in Chattanooga, and we’re ready to try all of the seasonal food and drinks.
The goats are back to work in the area to take care of invasive species, this time at the national military park. Get prepared to hear about this adorable and environmentally-friendly method.
A new long-distance trail route connecting the Chattanooga riverfront to Cloudland Canyon State Park is coming soon to the area.
Learn more about the Chattanooga Design Studio’s efforts and support its work at the annual City Celebration Fundraiser on Friday, Oct. 20.
New ramen and katsu restaurant Attack of the Tatsu is gearing up for its public grand opening, bringing the Japanese culture to Chattanooga.
The Jewish Federation of Greater Chattanooga is gearing up for its 16th annual film series that will showcase five award-winning films inspired by Jewish heritage.
Shhh, book club is in session.
Any vegans or vegetarians in the audience (or those that are veg-curious)? Get ready for Coolidge Park to be transformed into the food court of your dreams.
We’re seeking your input for the ultimate Chattanooga supply drop.
After seven years of collaboration and planning, a brand new park is now open to the public, serving Hamilton County as a vast outdoors sanctuary for all interests.