This 6,021-sqft home offers mountain views from nearly every room. Between the koi pond, indoor waterfall, and cozy spots tucked along patios and balconies, it feels more like a peaceful retreat than a house. We’re daydreaming about watching sunsets from the balcony.
Pool season may be over, but leaf-peeping season is just beginning.
If your idea of a good time includes mountain views that go on for miles, a spiral staircase to your own reading loft, and a pool just steps from a sunlit solarium — well, same. This one-level stunner is just minutes from downtown.
This new build has a classic view of Lookout Mountain.
This brand-new St. Elmo home comes with a mountain view and a cozy gas fireplace — just in time for chilly season. You’re also minutes from hiking trails and all the fun St. Elmo has to offer.
A new sports bar is set to open this December in Cambridge Square. Game Day Social will take over the space formerly occupied by Marthie Ann’s, which closed last month. Fun fact: The owners also run Sprinklez, a boutique ice cream shop in Cleveland. (Chattanoogan)
Traffic
The W Road, which connects Signal Mountain and Chattanooga, will be closed this Sunday, Oct. 26 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. for road cleanup. Drivers can use Taft Highway or Roberts Mill Road during the closure. (Local 3 News)
Festival
Tickets are on sale for the Chattanooga Fringe Festival, happening Friday, Nov. 7 through Sunday, Nov. 9 at multiple venues, including Barking Legs Theater, Redbud, and Elks Lodge. Expect three days of dance, theatre, music, and comedy performances. Find the full schedule at the bottom of the page linked above.
Listen
UTC Professor Jonathan McNair has a piano piece featured on the Grammy-nominated classical album “Piano Crosscurrents.” The piece — called “Rabun Gap” — was inspired by the Appalachian Mountains and recorded with support from a UTC grant. Winners will be announced at the Grammys on Monday, Feb. 2. Fingers crossed. (The Pulse)
Pets
The Humane Educational Society offers free pet food to Hamilton County residents in need through its Pet Food Pantry. You can check eligibility and schedule a pickup online. If you’d like to help, HES is accepting donations of pet food, leashes, collars, and harnesses. (Local 3 News)
Today Is
Lights On Afterschool, a nation-wide event highlighting the vital role after-school programs play in student learning. Several Chattanooga-area landmarks — including the Hunter Museum, Rock City, and Ruby Falls — will glow tonight to honor the occasion. It’s a great chance to learn more about the programs supporting Chattanooga’s youth beyond the classroom.
Learn
Calling all future Mocs. High school juniors and seniors are invited to the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga’s College Quest on Friday, Nov. 14, to explore healthcare, engineering, and technology careers through hands-on labs, student panels, and family sessions. Register for free before Nov. 4.*
Older Adults
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The Buy
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The fun doesn’t have to end here. After reading the newsletter, head over to our games page. Games refresh with new challenges every day at 6 a.m. from crossword puzzle to Sudoku to themed word search.
Tomorrow night, Chattanooga police officers and firefighters will square off — for a good cause. The 16th annual Guns & Hoses Charity Boxing Event will be at Camp Jordan Arena at 7 p.m. Grab tickets to watch our first responders duke it out to benefit YCAP and the Chattanooga Forgotten Child Fund.
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