The Seen
The latest The Seen coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
More in The Seen, page 23
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Photos: Phil Acord’s Retirement Celebration
A reception and dinner were held to honor Phil Acord, who recently retired as the CEO of Chambliss Center for Children in Chattanooga after serving the nonprofit for 50 years. Proceeds from ticket sales were contributed to the Pauline & Woodrow Miller Fund, established by Phil in memory of his parents and designated to assist families with emergency needs.
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Photos: Siskin Hospital Golf Classic
Benefactors teed off at the beautiful Council Fire Golf Club for the 31st annual golf tournament, helping benefit patients without adequate insurance to cover the cost of their care. Last year, the tournament raised more than $85,000 to improve the lives of the disabled and their families.
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Photos: Choices Annual Fundraising Banquet
Celebrating women and families, Choices banquet featured keynote speaker Pam Tebow, mother of Tim Tebow.
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Photos: Chattanooga Hip-Hop Summit
With the goal of accelerating artists forward, experts in the hip-hop industry gathered at Miller Park to share their knowledge.
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Photos: Creative Discovery Museum’s Drink & Discover
The Creative Discovery Museum closed its doors to kids for a night, letting adults 21 and up explore its exhibits with a drink in hand.
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Photos: Women of Distinction Annual Awards Luncheon
Community members came together to honor local women for their civic, cultural, philanthropic, human service, environmental and professional contributions to the city during this annual luncheon hosted by the Women of Distinction of Greater Chattanooga.
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Photos: Scenic City EggFest
Egg enthusiasts gathered at The Commons in Collegedale, Tennessee, to celebrate all things Big Green Egg during Elder's Ace Hardware's fourth annual event.
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Photos: Celebration of Life and Hope
The Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer hosted its annual fundraiser, focusing on the foundation's mission to erase the effects of pediatric cancer.
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Photos: Country Connection
A first-class evening of country music to benefit kids in crisis, Bethel Bible Village's 10th annual concert featured a writers-in-the-round format hosted by music artist Kelley Lovelace.
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Photos: Presidential Reception
Community members, Southern Adventist University employees and members of the university's board of trustees gathered at the Westin Chattanooga for a special come-and-go reception.
