Features
The latest Features coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, including Art, Chatter, ChattNow, Get Out and 7 more sections.
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Finding faith first: Finding God in silence
Life has been intense for my partner and I lately, as it is for most people.
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5 Chattanooga pumpkin patches and farms to visit this Fall
Autumn has finally arrived in the Tennessee Valley, bringing gentler temps, cozy vibes and, of course, pumpkin season.
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Where to eat: Chattanooga Food A to Z
Indeed, it's still the same city I fell in love with back in the day when I'd be zooming down the "Ridge Cut" in my Chevy Malibu rapping YGTUT word for word: "CHATTANOOGA, HALLELUJAH..." on my way to steak night at Mary's Lounge.
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The Seen: Founders Night
Chattanooga's early-stage entrepreneurs, creators, and innovators gathered at the Stratus Rooftop Lounge on June 24 for Founders Night. The relaxed evening meetup was designed to foster deep, intentional conversations and authentic community connections, allowing local professionals to share ideas and collaborate without the pressure of formal sales pitches.
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Explore Birmingham’s rich history and thriving food scene
Much like Chattanooga, the city of Birmingham, Alabama, was once defined by industry -- iron and steel -- but has reinvented itself with lively neighborhoods and a food scene that's earned serious attention. There's even a ridge trail overlooking the city -- an Alabama cousin to Stringer's Ridge. Chattanooga may have the edge in natural beauty, but post-industrial Birmingham has plenty of character of its own, from weathered brick warehouses now filled with galleries to craft cocktail bars buzzing with new energy.
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Lunch restaurant in Sewanee: Inside Mallory and Trapp Tubbs’ Michelin-recommended gem
Mallory and Trapp Tubbs co-own and run the whimsical, Michelin-recommended restaurant in Sewanee, Tennessee, aptly named, Lunch.
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The Seen: Fly Away – Titanium II Gala
Fashion and philanthropy took center stage at the Chattanooga Convention Center for the spectacular "Fly Away - Titanium II" Gala, benefiting the Council for Alcohol & Drug Abuse Services (CADAS). The event celebrated the power of recovery, raising crucial funds to support CADAS's local addiction treatment, housing and prevention programs.
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How to plan a kitchen remodel: Turning inspiration into reality
The right questions can help turn kitchen inspiration into a remodel that works for your life and budget.
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Michelin-starred chef Julia Sullivan opens Judith in Sewanee
Creating new traditions
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The Seen: Sculpture Fields’ Sculptacular Gala
Art enthusiasts and local philanthropists gathered at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center on Saturday, April 25, for "Sculptacular: Kinetic Bloom," the annual gala benefiting Sculpture Fields at Montague Park. Proceeds from the event support Sculpture Fields' ongoing mission to bring world-class, large-scale sculptures to Chattanooga.
