Features
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The Seen: Humane Educational Society third annual Faux Fur Fest
The Humane Educational Society hosted its third annual Faux Fur Fest fundraiser, themed "At Last," on Valentine's Day. The sold-out event was held at The Signal concert venue and raised a record $320,000 to cover medical care, food and other expenses for animals in need.
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The Seen: PINK! Gala
CHI Memorial hosted the 21st annual PINK! Gala at the Chattanooga Convention Center this year, a celebration of life honoring breast cancer survivors. The sold-out black-tie gala raised $1.3 million to benefit the MaryEllen Locher Breast Center, and was co-chaired by Marc and Dr. Rachel Labovitz, and Danny and Jennifer Waxenberg. "Pink Royale" was the theme, inspired by midcentury Palm Beach style.
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The Seen: 2026 Chattanooga Heart Ball
The 2026 Chattanooga Heart Ball, hosted by the American Heart Association, celebrated local survivors, community milestones and lifesaving health care initiatives. The black-tie gala was held at The Chattanoogan Hotel, and honored local survivor Jay Elliott. Proceeds from the campaign will help fund lifesaving research, CPR education and access to nutritious foods in underserved neighborhoods.
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A breath of fresh air: Tips to create an inviting outdoor area
Today’s outdoor spaces blend comfort, style and function to make porch season last even longer
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The Seen: 14th Annual Chambliss Mardi Gras Gala
Guests celebrated at the 14th Annual Chambliss Mardi Gras Gala at The Read House in downtown Chattanooga, a festive fundraiser benefiting the center's childcare, early education and foster care programs. The evening brought together community supporters for a night of tradition, music and recognition. Melvin and Kimberly Bowen were crowned the 2026 Mardi Gras king and queen.
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Tips for planning your river tubing adventures near Chattanooga, including where to go and what to expect
In the South, river tubing is a quintessential summer experience. What better way to spend a hot afternoon than amid a flotilla of inflatables on cool, clear waters?
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Head for the hills: Franklin, North Carolina, is a cool weekend getaway as summer heats up
If the summer heat has you feeling more dragged down than the drag strip in Dalton, it may be time for a cool reprieve. Franklin offers the perfect escape.
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‘I got your back:’ A Chattanooga journalist tries improv for the first time
A journalist walks into an improv class and meets two retirees, a utility forester and a college student.
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Chattanooga’s best frozen treats to try this summer besides ice cream
Summer dusk holds a special kind of heat.
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Turning 40: Friend or Foe?
Is this landmark birthday the end of the beginning or the beginning of the end?
