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Dear Abby: Husband is a mad scientist in the kitchen
DEAR ABBY: I never want to eat my husband's cooking again. He refuses to follow recipes because he says they are "too hard."
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Food Scene: Wei To Go team opening fast-casual Korean spot this fall
When husband-and-wife team Luwei Han and Dom Zhu pop up their food truck Wei To Go around the city, folks follow the smell of Sichuan popcorn chicken and kashgar beef like moths to a flame.
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Dear Abby: Lack of intimacy has put marriage on the ropes
DEAR ABBY: My wife and I have been married 10 years. Before that we dated for several years.
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Dear Abby: Dater with pair of suitors weighs long-term outlook
DEAR ABBY: After a tumultuous breakup, I reconnected with two men through friends. I've known and liked them both for years.
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Billy Strings to play first shows at reopened Tivoli in Chattanooga
Billy Strings will headline the newly renovated Tivoli Theater's inaugural shows in October.
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Things to do in the Chattanooga area this week include food truck festival, Q n’ Brew, lemur baby shower
Here are some events to look forward to this week in Chattanooga.
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First Things First: A healthy relationship equals freedom to be yourself
As we just celebrated America's 250th birthday, I found myself thinking about freedom.
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Book Review: Susannah Felts’ ‘The Come Apart’ depicts a musician facing a creative and spiritual crossroads
"The Come Apart" By Susannah Felts (TriQuarterly, 256 pages, $26)
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Where you can watch World Cup Round of 16 matches in Chattanooga
The U.S. mens' national team is one win away from their best World Cup result in the last quarter-century, and there are seven official watch parties taking place in Chattanooga for fans to gather for the next game.
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The Seen: 52nd Annual Houston Museum of Decorative Arts Antiques Show & Sale
The 52nd Annual Houston Museum of Decorative Arts Antiques Show & Sale, the largest fundraiser for the Anna Safley Houston Museum of Decorative Arts, returned to Chattanooga in February. The weekend celebration featured antiques and vintage treasures, along with a "Southern Charm" preview party hosted at The Signal. One hundred percent of proceeds will be used to support the museum's community education and outreach programs.
