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‘Tis the season for giving back, and we’ve got lots of ways to do it.
See what Halloween costumes City Editors Haley and Kristen were able to find this year with Northside Neighborhood House.
As nearby towns and states are assessing damage done by Hurricane Helene, local businesses and organizations are hosting drives for flooding relief supplies.
Enjoy live music and art from local makers at the annual Between the Bridges Festival.
The 36th annual Tennessee River Rescue is slated for Sunday, Oct. 5 with a focus this year on cleaning Lookout and Black Creeks.
The event is a fusion of activism and community fun and will feature discussions, food, entertainment, and voter registration.
Shop plants that have been carefully selected for the Southeast Tennessee region at Crabtree Farms’ annual Fall Plant Sale.
Local middle school teachers can opt into this free program, connecting students to curriculum that addresses ways to enhance urban neighborhoods.
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Scenic Community Credit Union + Bethel Bible Village have spent the last 70 years providing vital resources for our community. Now it’s time to celebrate — and look ahead to the next 70 years.
Learn more about the recently-launched Beats and Books literacy program aimed at promoting literacy, fostering community, and improving education resources.
River City Co. is bringing a new pop-up series to the Riverfront District — this time with sports, so get ready to play.
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Unbury Chattanooga history by looking at these five animals that called the area home before they went extinct.
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The month-long event will focuse on highlighting meatless meals with exclusive menu items at 17 restaurants around the city.
Make the most of good weather by taking your meals al fresco on one of Chattanooga’s many beautiful patios.
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