Fuel up with an order of loaded fries — we love the Thai chili flavor. | Photo by @dumb.cluck
Earlier this month, we asked our Instagram followers to share their go-to food trucks in the Chattanooga area — and they delivered, as always. Next time you’re looking for an on-the-go bite, consider stopping by one of these food trucks that locals love.
Culture-Licious This truck serves up dishes like Thai red curry, pad Thai, banh mi sandwiches, crab rangoons, and more — check out their Instagram to see what’s on the menu.
Bonus: The owners of this food truck also weighed in, sharing, “@thebistrofoodtruck has the best beef birria tacos! @fudforvybez had the best oxtails with curry cabbage! @brokenheartcheesecakes has the best cheesecakes! Too many awesome food trucks out there!”
Freaky Funnels Whether you’re feeling sweet or savory, this food truck has you covered with spiral potatoes, hand-dipped corn dogs, countless funnel cake flavors, and deep-fried Oreos.
Mama Bear Burgers Several of our followers recommended this food truck, which specializes in made-to-order smash burgers + southern grub.
Design Your 2025 Vision | 6-8 p.m. | The Chattery (Broad Street) | $29 | Bring a notebook to craft a vision plan + set your intentions for the year.
Thursday, Jan. 30
Chattanooga Skillet Curling Competition | Thursday, Jan. 30-Sunday, Feb. 2 | Times vary | First Horizon Pavilion | Free+ | Cheer on local teams and they compete on the ice to raise the most funds for the Chattanooga Area Food Bank.
Romance at Ruby | Saturday, Feb. 1-Saturday, Feb. 15 | Times vary | Ruby Falls | $95 | Take a date for an after-hours lantern tour to hear the romance story of Leo Lamb.
The City of Chattanooga + Hamilton County have been named 2024 Digital Inclusion Trailblazers by the National Digital Inclusion Alliance. The recognition highlights efforts like The Enterprise Center’s Tech Goes Home program, HCS EdConnect, and providing digital resources through libraries and community centers.
Development
A 144-unit development is planned for Boynton Drive, as part of the One Westside revitalization project. The development’s residents will be comprised of 40% existing tenants of College Hill Courts + certain units will be tailored for people earning 60-80% of the area’s median income. (Chattanooga Times Free Press)
Biz
The Trust Co. of Tennessee and United Way of Greater Chattanooga are partnering to host a free, three-part series for nonprofit professionals. The sessions will aim to provide leaders with the knowledge to cultivate strong financial strategies in their organizations. Learn more + RSVP.
Outdoors
Calling all hikers and bikers,new signs + wayfinding have been installed on Stringers Ridge and the White Oak Connector Trail. Folks can now enjoy clear trail markers, new blazes, and a map to make your explorations easier to navigate.
Cause
The Chattery will celebrate its 11th anniversary with a fundraising dinner on Wednesday, March 5 — which is also Lifelong Learning Day in Chattanooga. Tickets are on sale now for the dinner held at Spice Trail. Psst — pricing will increase on Saturday, Feb. 1.
Job
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The Buy
The Buy
A tabletop fire pit that’s less than $30. It burns smoke-free and fosters a warm + relaxing environment.
If you’ve been a long-time subscriber, you may remember some of our Chattanooga-themed Valentine’s Day cards. Have a local Valentine’s you’d like to share? Send them my way for a chance to be featured in this year’s round-up.