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City Guide
It’s play time
Kiddos can create their own works of art in CDM’s ArtSpace exhibit. | Photo by NOOGAtoday
We’re not kiddin’ around. From major attractions to hidden gems, there’s something for children of all ages in Chattanooga.
Audubon Acres, 900 N. Sanctuary Rd.
Check out the events that highlight local nature and wildlife, go on guided hikes, and get in the water to explore the ecosystem.
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Students get real-life, professional experience that can make all the difference when it comes to a future career. | Photos provided by University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Stay rooted. Keep rising. UTC graduate programs help students move forward without leaving home.
Heads up, drivers in Middle Valley and Soddy Daisy: Walnut Road, between Hickory Avenue and Daisy Dallas Road, will be closed today through Friday, March 6 for sewer work. Check out the suggested detour. (Local 3 News)
Try This
Tomorrow is Mardi Gras, meaning “Fat Tuesday” in French. It’s the last day of feasting before the Christian observance of Lent. The Katie Lamb Public Library is having a celebration from 2 to 5 p.m. where you can try king’s cake, make masks, and learn all about the tradition.
Mansion Monday
Britney Spears recently sold the rights to her entire music catalog for an estimated $200 million. For considerably less money, you could buy this recently listed Lakeshore Estates mansion with 5,400+ sqft of living space, a gourmet kitchen, a private putting green, and an elevator. (NBC News)
Planning an escape to Greece? You’re in good company — it’s the top-searched international destination for spring breakers in Tennessee. If you’re flying out of Chattanooga Airport, a little planning goes a long way. Here’s what to know before you head to the terminal.
Sports
Can’t get enough of the Winter Olympics? You’ve still got time to emulate Team USA’s success by trying out a winter sport of your own without traveling too far from Chattanooga.
Active
Weeknight plans, but make them vertical. High Point Climbing is leveling up your social schedule with discounted Community Nights designed to make climbing more accessible — and way more fun. Grab your crew, try something new, and save while you’re at it. Plan your night out.*
Job
POV: You’re in a bind trying to fill an important role for your local biz. We can help. Post your opening on our Job Board and get connected to top local talent.
Learn
Garden design, color theory, calligraphy, portrait photography, and embroidery. These are just a handful of the expert-led, creative classes available on Skillshare, an online learning community recognized by The New York Times and Forbes. Start a one-month free trial + dive into new skills.*
Number
$0. That’s how much 94% of Nourish patients pay out of pocket to talk to a dietitian covered by their insurance. You could be covered, too — check your coverage + get matched with a dietitian who can cut through the food noise and build you a plan to thrive.*
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Gallery
⚾️ The countdown is on
Crews were installing the grass and the field was nearing completion as of Thursday, Feb. 12. | Photo by NOOGAtoday
In less than two months, the Chattanooga Lookouts will take the field at their brand-new home: Erlanger Park. Opening Day is Tuesday, April 14, and crews are working hard to have everything ready before fans pack the stands.
Tired of being … tired? You’re not alone. For millions of people over 35, the problem isn’t stress, late nights, or a busy schedule — it’s mineral deficiency. That’s where Organixx Magnesium 7 comes in. The doctor-formulated supplement features seven highly absorbable forms of magnesium to help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep through the night, and wake up feeling well-rested.
The most expensive US whiskey sale ever — a bottle of 1982 Kentucky bourbon — recently sold for ~$162,000 in New York City. Psst. You won’t need pockets anywhere near as deep at one of Chattanooga’s happy hours.
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