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Today’s Forecast

84º | 5% chance of precipitation

Sunrise 7:56 a.m. | Sunset 6:52 p.m.


🍂 Talk about a view

NOOGAtoday | mountain view homes
Mentally we’re here — just with more colorful leaves. | Photos provided by Keller Williams Realty
Today, we’re falling in love with these three houses that have scenic mountain views — perfect for watching the Scenic City area’s fall foliage.

Cozy St. Elmo brick home
5 BD, 4 BA | $1.4 million

This all-brick St. Elmo home at 4401 Tennessee Ave. sits at the foot of Lookout Mountain. We’re imagining being wrapped up in a blanket, holding a warm cup of coffee, and sitting on the swing on the covered front porch. There’s even an outdoor fire pit + indoor fireplace to enjoy when the weather gets colder.
NOOGAtoday | homes with mountain views

Check out this nature retreat only ~10 minutes from Downtown Chattanooga.

Photos by Nick Schwartz-Studio 12 via Luxury Homes of Tennessee

The Nest
3 BD, 3.5 BA | $749,900

This mountainside home at 815 S. Scenic Hwy. is affectionately known as “The Nest” — and you can see why. Be amongst the trees, and enjoy an enclosed porch + multiple wrap-around decks, giving you plenty of spots to take in the panoramic views.
NOOGAtoday | homes with mountain views

This newly-constructed home has plenty of natural lighting + balconies to take in the views.

Photos by Creative Revolver via Keller Williams Downtown

Elevated haven
5 BD, 4.5 BA | $1.05 million

This NorthShore property at 509 Eaves Pl. boasts city and mountain views with multiple balconies. Plus, there’s just something about the high ceilings and warm pendant lighting that makes it feel extra cozy for the fall.

Bonus: You’re near some pretty great hiking trails like Stringer’s Ridge + mountain biking trails like Aetna Mountain.

Asked

Which home could you see yourself cozying up in the most?

A. Cozy St. Elmo home
B. The Nest
C. Elevated haven
Don't leaf us hanging

Events


Friday, Oct. 25

  • Shakespeare in the Park | Friday, Oct. 25-Saturday, Oct. 26 | 7:30-10:30 p.m. | Greenway Farm Park, Hixson | Free+, RSVP | Bring your chairs and blankets for a local production of the bewitching tragedy of “Macbeth” under the stars.
Saturday, Oct. 26

  • Chattanooga Comic Con | Saturday, Oct. 26-Sunday, Oct. 27 | Times vary | Chattanooga Convention Center | $20+ | Enjoy a weekend filled with panels, celebrity guests, cosplay contests, and over 100 vendors for fans of all ages — kids 12 and under get in free with an adult.
  • “Inky October” | Saturday, Oct. 26 | 2-5 p.m. | ClearStory Arts Gallery | Free, RSVP | Check out this exhibit that features 25 local artists + their works dedicated to highlighting the versatility of ink-based art.
  • Chemistry Day | Saturday, Oct. 26 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m. | Creative Discovery Museum | Price of admission | Participate in experiments where chemistry meets creativity while you explore the museum.
Sunday, Oct. 27

  • Solve & Sip | Sunday, Oct. 27 | 5-6:30 p.m. | Georgia Winery, Ringgold | $30 | Take on a new character + an active role in solving a murder mystery with your friends over a glass of wine.
  • 2024 Fall Concert | Sunday, Oct. 27 | 5:30-8 p.m. | The Commons, Ooltewah | Free | See a performance by the East Tennessee Symphony Orchestra featuring works like Beethoven’s “Symphony No. 6" + Richard Strauss’ “Burleske in D Minor.”
Monday, Oct. 28

  • Cold War Kids | Monday, Oct. 28 | 8-11:59 p.m. | The Signal | $43+ | This rock band is making a pit stop in Chattanooga for their “20 Years” tour.
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News Notes

Transit
  • CARTA will offer free bus rides on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 5. All fixed-route, Care-A-Van + CARTA GO services will be eligible to ensure you can get to the polls. Pro tip: Book your CARTA GO service by Monday, Nov. 4 at 4 p.m.
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Development
  • The Houston Museum of Decorative Arts was recently awarded a $50,000 grant from the Tennessee State Museum. The funds will be used toward the museum’s ongoing renovations, including the addition of an elevator, making the site fully ADA-compliant.
Health
  • The Hamilton County Health Department recently launched two mobile health units to directly serve community members. The units will offer various healthcare, social, and case management services. Folks can call 423-209-8000 for schedules + additional information about services.
Biz
  • West Tennessee-based commercial linen + cleaning supplies company, C&B Linen, has expanded into Southeast Tennessee. The business recently purchased a 4,400-sqft service facility in Red Bank to focus on business development and forming regional partnerships within the area.
Outdoors
  • Outdoor Chattanooga is seeking volunteers to help with several upcoming fall events, ranging from local outreach programs to full moon hikes. Learn more + sign up.
Arts
  • Submissions are open for Arts at Erlanger’s upcoming gallery show, “Local Inspiration.” Artists of various mediums who live within a 75-mile radius of Chattanooga can submit their work now through Sunday, Nov. 3.
History
  • The Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park will commemorate the 161st anniversary of the Battles for Chattanooga with special programming Saturday, Nov. 23 through Monday, Nov. 25. Check out the full schedule to participate in activities like historical hikes and tours + artillery demonstrations.

Biz

🍽️ For your next gathering

NOOGAtoday | Reeves Mackenzie
Party planning can be a lot, this service can help take that off your plate. | Photo by @thenelsonsphotography via Reeves Mackenzie
Back in July, local business Reeves Mackenzie launched its online shop, offering bar and tableware finds. Now, Founders Anna Reeves McCutcheon + Anna Mackenzie Stewart have launched a new part of the business — styling services.

What started from a mutual love of gathering people together + creating beautiful spaces, you can now book styling services for your next gatherings like dinner, birthday, and garden parties.

To get the party started, you’ll schedule a free consultation. Once you approve your mood board, Reeves Mackenzie will curate items based on your vision (think: drinkware, plates, placemats, tablecloths, etc.) + do the setup at your event. Folks can also add custom invitations, place cards, menus, and floral arrangements.

Bonus: You and your guests will also receive a 20% discount on any of the inventory used in the styling.

Hosting a party outside of the Chattanooga area? Services are also available for surrounding cities like Nashville, Atlanta, and Birmingham.

Psst: Keep an eye out for Reeves Mackenzie finds at Fourth Daughter, set to open on Hanover Street on Thursday, Oct. 31.

The Buy

An emergency roadside kit. The 90-piece set comes with an LED headlamp, tire repair kit, jumper cables, window breaker and seat belt cutter, first-aid kit, and more.
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The Wrap

Today’s edition by: Kristen

We asked our readers which annual Chattanooga Halloween happening was their favorite — and we have a tie. Boo in the Zoo + Gravedigger’s Ball each received 27% of the votes. Pro tip: You still have time to grab tickets for these monster mashes.

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