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Meet the Chef: Director of dining operations says food offers care, comfort at Morning Pointe
As director of dining operations for 43 Morning Pointe retirement communities, Justin Leiter, 44, wears many hats. He's a trained chef with a culinary…
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Food Scene: Mumashika brings playful creativity to Chattanooga’s dining scene
Walking in through the doors of Attack of the Tatsu, you are greeted by a warm, red glow — under the neon lights and the paper lanterns, you will be guided to a doorway. When the thick, heavy curtain is pulled back, you've entered the whimsical world of Mumashika.
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Side Orders: Revisiting a peach cobbler from a Chattanooga icon
I received an email recently from a reader who signed her first name only — Cynthea. And as some of her email was written…
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Fare Exchange: Reader shares 100-year-old boiled custard recipe
Good morning, Fare friends. Of the many area restaurants that now offer outside dining, a reader today commends Lookout Mountain Pizza, worth a country…
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Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ storms the box office with a $264.1 million global debut
NEW YORK (AP) — Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” launched with an estimated $124.5 million in domestic ticket sales and another $139.6 million from overseas,…
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Dear Abby: Relatives go out of their way to hurt woman’s feelings
DEAR ABBY: After many years living near and helping my parents, I moved to another state to retire. My dad died three months after…
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Spain and Chattanooga connected long before FIFA World Cup 2026
The Spanish national team's month-long stay in Chattanooga during the group stage of the FIFA World Cup was not the first time Spanish culture visited the Scenic City.
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Things to do in the Chattanooga area this week include Vann House Day, Ketner’s Mill Rodeo, Christmas in July
Here's what's happening this week in the Chattanooga area.
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First Things First: Hope is a skill, not a wish
At a recent conference, I had the privilege of hearing Chan Hellman speak about the science of hope.
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My Life: The past rides in on old letters and model horses
Ever since our mom died last month, my brother has been cleaning out her house in preparation to sell it.
