Features
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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.
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Brandi Donan merges art and mixology in new self-published book featuring cocktails and oil paintings
When Brandi Donan first noticed the parallels between cocktail creators and artists while talking to a bartender at Company in the Finley Hotel three years ago, she didn't realize that observation would blossom into a self-published book containing 50 oil paintings of cocktails paired with recipes and stories from their creators.
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Chattanooga coffee shops pour into pumpkin spice latte season
As autumn leaves crisp underfoot, and the morning air greets you with a refreshing breath as you open the door, latte lovers know it's time to spice up their lives with a little latte love filled with the comforting flavors of pumpkin, cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves.
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Things to do in the Chattanooga area this weekend include 3 Sisters Bluegrass Festival, art crawl
Here are some events you can check out this weekend in Chattanooga.
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Side Orders: Cornsticks for two are a perfect companion to chili
Cornstick pans have always been a puzzle.
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Fare Exchange: A recipe for an orange marmalade cake and a request for requests
Good morning, you're here on the cusp of September. Some things are wilting and some things are brightening.
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Dear Abby: Father and son chefs torn apart by alcohol addiction
DEAR ABBY: I am a retired executive chef, divorced for many years with three adult children. My son was also an executive chef, but no longer.
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Local Christian ministries Youth Leader Collective and Pray for Me campaign amicably split
Two local Christian ministries that have been operating under the same umbrella, Youth Leader Collective and the Pray for Me campaign, will begin operating as independent nonprofits starting in January.
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Pastor Prose: A fresh start for faith, family and a free press
If you’re reading this, I assume you’re aware the Times Free Press (“TFP” to its friends) has recently undergone some serious changes in ownership and personnel, and you’ve been watching the news about this news outlet wondering what’s next.
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Ford: Maybe it’s not a mom fail
I'm pretty sure every mom has had an "Epic Mom Fail" moment. You know the ones — the moments we hope our kids forget, the moments when we wonder if our kids will be in therapy one day because of us.
