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In a project titled Finley Stadium 2.0, the Stadium Corp. plans to give this beloved facility a fresh major upgrade.
Learn how a local skate shop owner is working to bring the Scenic City’s first-ever legal DIY skate park to the area.
Erlanger scored a home run in becoming the naming rights partner for South Broad stadium, the new home for the Chattanooga Lookouts.
A new single-family residential neighborhood is coming to the Belvoir area.
The ongoing project to transform Chattanooga’s Riverfront has entered its final stages in the planning process + the community is invited to leave feedback on the updates.
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.
Follow along as we analyze this year’s national and local trends that are on the horizon for new homes.
Urban Story Ventures has big plans for restoring this East Ridge shopping center.
There’s a new venue coming to the Southside that will fuse culinary delicacies and thoughtful music production, all under one roof.
The 8th graders of this Hixson school are leading a project to create outdoor learning that promotes conservation — join the efforts.
Residents are invited to review + comment on an updated document mapping out restrictions and guidelines for preserving the city’s historical buildings.
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Check out some dine-in and carry-out options for Thanksgiving dinner this year.
New vehicle detection technology is expected to help traffic flow more smoothly and improve safety across the city.