Parks and Recreation

Nearly eight months into its 18-month closure, the iconic blue bridge is showing fresh color and steady progress toward reopening in 2026.
We’re highlighting the 30+ best parks that Chattanooga, TN has to offer — complete with playgrounds, walking trails, and historical spots.
After a nearly two-year long campaign, the Scenic City has gotten the official designation — find out what that means and how to celebrate.
The Scenic City has launched a plan to plant thousands of trees — let’s see what the five-year journey entails.
Explore these dog-friendly places in Chattanooga that span from places to eat, drink, exercise, and stay the night.
The ongoing project to transform Chattanooga’s Riverfront has entered its final stages in the planning process + the community is invited to leave feedback on the updates.
The Kelly Administration has introduced a tree ordinance change — read along to learn how it could affect Chattanooga’s urban forest.
For the first time in 17 years, Eastern states like Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio + North Carolina will see the return of Brood XIV.
Get some insight on where the Scenic City is at in the process of becoming the nation’s first National Park City.
We’re highlighting the best kid-friendly activities that Chattanooga, TN has to offer — complete with art classes, animal encounters, and outdoor fun.
It will be summertime before you know it — which means no school for the kids. Here are some local summer camps to check out.
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Thanksgiving season is here — fill your plate with community and gratitude.
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Check out some dine-in and carry-out options for Thanksgiving dinner this year.
New vehicle detection technology is expected to help traffic flow more smoothly and improve safety across the city.
Over the next 10 days, we’re launching a reader-driven campaign to sustain what we do best.