The Seen
The latest The Seen coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
More in The Seen, page 55
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Chambliss’ capital campaign celebration [photo gallery]
Honoring Chambliss Center for Children's 145 years of community work, the contributors who made it possible and the leadership of President/CEO Phil Acord, the family-focused nonprofit celebrated its many milestones at the Chattanooga Golf & Country Club.
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Making Strides Against Breast Cancer kickoff [photo gallery]
Kicking off a big season of events, supporters of the American Cancer Society gathered at the Chattanooga Marriott Downtown for breakfast.
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Elks Honors Ball [photo gallery]
Donning formal garb, supporters of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks came together to honor exceptional community members.
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Annual Campaign Kickoff Luncheon [photo gallery]
At this annual luncheon, United Way of Greater Chattanooga kicked off another year of supporting education and community stability in the Tennessee Valley.
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Star Night [photo gallery]
World-touring musician Sheila E. headlined during Siskin Children's Institute's 55th annual gala, which supports the institute's efforts on behalf of children with special needs and their families.
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Pig Roast [photo gallery]
Husch Blackwell law firm, ERMC, and Jeff Curry of CBL Properties brought together friends, clients and partners for their 16th annual pig roast celebrating customer appreciation.
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UnCorked! [photo gallery]
Music-lovers gathered at Renaissance Park to help support the Chattanooga Symphony & Opera with an evening that included wine tastings, cuisine and, of course, music.
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The House that Molly Built [photo gallery]
The Mountain City Club hosted a luncheon to honor Molly Miles, founder of Hosanna Community, a local nonprofit that fosters independence for adults with disabilities, and to celebrate the independent living facility's 25 years.
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Everyday Heroes Gala [photo gallery]
Helping to support ALS research, this seventh annual event honored those who have succumbed to the neurological disease, as well as the heroes still battling it. The celebration of life featured cocktails, food and live music.
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United in Style and Service Fashion Show [photo gallery]
The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Chattanooga Chapter, presented its annual fashion show and fundraiser, honoring the branches of the military and helping to raise funds for academic scholarships for young, local women graduating from high school.
