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Side Orders: Use the last of your Thanksgiving leftovers in eggs Benedict
By now, Thanksgiving 2025 is in your rearview window.
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Fare Exchange: Creamy, comforting potato casserole utilizes French onion dip
Good morning and good cooking to you all.
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Have a cup of cheer: Chattanooga coffee shops offer holiday options
There are plenty of festive holiday cocktails around this time of year, but you don't need spirits to make your spirits bright.
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EPB Holiday Windows and the nearby Festive Forest bring cheer to Chattanooga each year
Visitors to EPB's Holiday Windows can always expect a virtual visit to the North Pole, but this year, they'll also explore such far-flung locations as Christmastown, Bedford Falls and Whoville.
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Artist Turner Jenkins paints ‘Santa’s Feathered Friend’ with help from Chattanooga’s Hart Gallery
"Santa's Feathered Friend"
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Painting the town red (and green): Christmas towns within driving distance of Chattanooga
'Tis the season when most of the country is donning Christmas pajamas and fuzzy reindeer socks, cuddling up in front of their various streaming devices with a cup of peppermint hot cocoa (it's hot chocolate most of the year, but during the holidays, it becomes cocoa) and tuning into some adorably cheesy holiday movie.
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Your guide to Christmas gift exchanges, from White Elephants to Secret Santas
Whether it's giving a gift under the cover of anonymity or stealing one from a friend, loved one or coworker, gift exchange games are a quintessential part of Christmas nowadays.
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Ugly in Chattanooga: A study of the Christmas sweater
The ugly Christmas sweater has become as much a part of Christmas as elves and eggnog.
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Chattanooga experts give tips on dealing with holiday sickness
Holidays: Along with all the jolliness, tempting foods line the table, family members get on your last nerve and you're starting to feel that first sniffle that will inevitably turn into the flu. So what can you do to stay healthy and happy during this most wonderful -- though often challenging -- time of the year?
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Outdoorsy Chattanoogans don’t mind getting out in the cold in the winter
On the right day, just a few minutes outside during a Chattanooga summer can make a person feel like they're in a sauna. So it should come as no surprise that some Chattanoogans prefer the colder temperatures of winter, free from the heat and humidity that run rampant 'round these parts. For these outdoorsy folks at Christmas, the Scenic City really is a winter wonderland.
