Habitat
The latest Habitat coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
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You live in what? Chickamauga man lives out – and in – his ‘trash to treasure’ fantasies
The grain storage bin was a circle of sheet metal, about 30 feet across and 30 feet tall. Most people would look at it and think, "I bet they store corn or something else in there."
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Ever wish you had your own private golf course? This man has one at his East Ridge home.
After nicking off the tip of a toe with a lawnmower a decade ago, Delores Beery decided her lawn needed a do-over.
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Award-winning Chattanooga designer offers tips on creating your dream kitchen
When Jackie Howard gets a call for one of her award-winning kitchen designs, her first thought is, "Please, not another white kitchen."
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As pandemic wears on, kids and parents seeing the need for proper desks, chairs for working at home
When Chattanooga-area schools cleared their buildings in mid-March in an effort to keep the coronavirus from spreading in Hamilton County, the move felt something like a fire drill: Grab what you need and get out.
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How the Ronald McDonald House of Chattanooga is offering ‘a home away’ amid COVID-19 pandemic
Julianna Vargas was born 13 weeks earlier than she should have been.
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A canine compromise: Everything you need to know about ‘bully breed’ dogs, and how to protect yours
Jen Maxwell Miller affectionately refers to her 11-year-old pit bull as a "pibble."
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Vacation rental in Chickamauga, Georgia, offers chance to stay in Harry Potter’s universe
The last time we saw the Weasley family car from the Harry Potter canon, it was loose in the Forbidden Forest near Hogwarts castle.
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Beyond the backyard: Latest trends in horticulture hint to changes on a global scale
When garden industry experts release a list of prevailing trends for the coming year, a layperson might expect to see mentions of the newest decking material, soil innovation or rosebush. But Garden Media Group's crystal ball uses a wide-angle lens that looks beyond the backyard.
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Local contractors share DIY disasters they’ve been called in to fix, along with basic tips
The woman called home contractor Allan Chambers, asking if he had a wet vac that could suck up some water in her house.
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Home Base: What short-term rentals mean for locals and the Chattanooga economy
For travelers seeking overnight accommodations, the words "heated indoor pool" and "continental breakfast" may not have the same cachet they once did.
