The Seen
The latest The Seen coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
More in The Seen, page 71
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On Point Annual Dinner
On Point celebrated its 25th anniversary with its Annual Dinner. The event featured Olympic gold medalist Scott Hamilton as keynote speaker.
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Siskin Possibilities Luncheon
The 13th annual Possibilities: Siskin Hospital Celebrates Life Beyond Disability Luncheon, held at the Chattanooga Convention Center, welcomed Grant and Shawna Korgan as guest speakers.
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HullaBOWLoo
Chattanoogans danced the night away at the 10th annual HullaBOWLoo party at Track 29, benefiting the Chattanooga Area Food Bank.
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Heart Ball
The American Heart Association hosted its annual benefit, the Heart Ball, at the Chattanoogan Hotel to celebrate life and to raise funds toward fighting heart disease and stroke.
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Hunter Underground
Locals got the chance to expand their art collections at the legendary Smash n' Grab gallery at Hunter Underground, hosted by Avant-Art, a young-minded contemporary group of the Hunter Museum of American Art.
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Take a Gamble on midTown
Grassroots midTown hosted its casino-themed Take a Gamble on midTown at the Wilson Air Center, sponsored by the Chattanooga Airport.
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Save Water, Drink Wine
The Student Environmental Alliance (SEA) Kids 4 Clean Water organization raised funds for environmental science and outdoor education programs for kids in Chattanooga at its annual Save Water, Drink Wine event at the Barn Nursery.
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Friends of Scouting Luncheon
Astronaut and Eagle Scout Scott Parazynski served as guest speaker at the Friends of Scouting Luncheon at the Chattanooga Convention Center.
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Celebrate Red
St. Elmo United Methodist Church raised funds for Chattanooga Cares with its Celebrate Red event, held on the Southern Belle Riverboat.
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Spay-Ghetti No Meatballs Dinner
Local gathered to benefit the city's animal population at Wally's Friends' Spay-Ghetti No Meatballs Dinner and Silent Auction at The Venue. The event raised awareness of the need to spay and neuter cats and dogs as a non-lethal way to combat pet overpopulation.
