Community-first, experience-driven living

No. 1 in customer satisfaction

• Hawthorne has ranked No. 1 in resident satisfaction in the nation among NMHC Top 50 Managers for three consecutive years.
• Hawthorne also has a Nationwide Online Reputation score of 86.61 out of 100, which represents an aggregate property rating across online review sites. (Psst: The industry average is 61.77.)

• “We LOVE living here!” wrote Anastasia B. “Great community. Every member of the staff makes you feel like family.”
• “I love living at Hawthorne at the W!” said Sarah Snyder. “The leasing office is the friendliest and most professional I have ever dealt with.”

Explore Hawthorne communities

• Link Up at the Library | Friday, Aug. 16 | 8-10 p.m. | Downtown Branch, Chattanooga Public Library | Free | Kids 18 and under can enjoy games, activities, and friendly competitions.
• Lookouts Agriculture Night & Fireworks | Friday, Aug. 16 | 7:15-11 p.m. | AT&T Field | $6-$11 | Fireworks + a pregame petting zoo headline the Lookout’s 10th Annual Agriculture Night*

• Riverfront Nights | Saturday, Aug. 17 | 6-10 p.m. | Ross’s Landing | Free+ | Enjoy food, drinks, and outdoor fun as a Journey tribute band + Moon Juice take over the stage.
• Chattanooga River Market | Saturday, Aug. 17 | 10 a.m.-5 p.m. | Tennessee Aquarium Plaza | Free+ | Shop this riverside market featuring local vendors, live music, and food trucks.
• Lookouts Grateful Dead Night | Saturday, Aug. 17 | 7:15-11 p.m. | AT&T Field | $6-$11 | Celebrate one of America’s greatest bands during Grateful Dead Night, featuring a pregame concert from tribute band Chants in the Void + special tie-dye jerseys.*

• Nosh-a-Nooga | Sunday, Aug. 18 | 12-2 p.m. | Waterhouse Pavilion | Price of purchase | Come out to Chattanooga’s first Jewish food festival featuring classics like bagels, kugel, rugelach, challah + more.
• Summer Yoga in the Park | Sunday, Aug. 18-Sunday, Sept. 15 | 9-10 a.m. | Renaissance Park | Free, RSVP | Relax, stretch, and soak up the sun in a guided flow with YogaNooga — bring your own mat.

• $260 million. That’s the bond that Hamilton County Commission passed for funding school facilities. Schools slated to receive funding include Soddy Daisy Middle and the new North River Elementary. (Chattanooga Times Free Press)

• Have you ever been to a traveling kitten circus? To promote adoption, Chattanooga’s Humane Educational Society + Naughty Cat Cafe will fill a circus tent with 20+ adoptable kittens at State of Confusion on Tuesday, Aug. 20 from 4 to 7 p.m. Bonus: See two more destinations.

• It’s official — the best margarita in Chattanooga is at Whiskey Thief at the Edwin Hotel. The Whiskey Thief margarita beat out 20 other competitors, including runner ups Moxy Chattanooga Downtown and Kai Bistro at the Chattanooga Margarita Festival last weekend.

• Get ready to join the Association for Arts (AVA) — AVA @ the INCubator applications are now open for emerging artists. Selected artists will be matched with a cohort to meet goals like participating in a group exhibit + presenting an artist talk. Apply by Saturday, Oct. 26.

• If you’re eating out tonight, you can rest eat easy. All Tennessee Valley restaurants passed their inspections this week. Wanderlinger Brewing Co. even received a perfect score — make sure to stop in before the brewery moves location. (Local 3 News)

• Cringe alert: Every 24 hours, 27,000 trees are cut down for toilet paper. But this new bamboo toilet paper just might save the planet. It feels just like high-end TP, but doesn’t harm trees. Plus, code 6AM30 gives you 30% off your first purchase. Read more.*

• Did you know some credit cards can actually help you get out of debt faster? (It sounds wild, but it’s true.) The secret: Find a credit card with a “0% intro APR” period for balance transfers. These are hands down some of the best. *

• Curious about CBD gummies? Cornbread Hemp is giving first time customers a second jar for free with code SUMMERTIMEBOGO. Choose from watermelon, berry, peach, or special sleep varieties.*

• The Magnum Mile Invite | Middle school + high school athletes
• The Magnum Mile | Top 25 men + women from the morning’s Cam Run 5K
• The Magnum Mile Elite | Competitive athletes from across the county — participation in this event is by invitation only, so filling out the interest form does not guarantee entry.