Features
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Prominent Chattanoogans share their traditional holiday recipes
We see them or hear them, sometimes daily, on the air via television as they come into our living rooms.
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Christmas light designers in Chattanooga are making light of the season
They come by the thousands to see Frosty the Snowman, a 90-foot tree draped in decorative lighting and what is believed to be the world's longest tunnel made of twinkling light bulbs.
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Photos: Banana Ball at the Zoo
Guests headed to the Chattanooga Zoo to help support their state-of-the-art veterinary hospital, which helps preserve and support the health of endangered wildlife.
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Melania Trump reveals White House holiday decorations and her theme, ‘Home Is Where the Heart Is’
Melania Trump on Monday unveiled the White House holiday decorations and her theme is “Home Is Where the Heart Is,” her first since she resumed the role of first lady.
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Chattanooga’s live nativities and pageants help bring the Christmas story to life
The celebration of the birth of Jesus is often called "the reason for the season," and local churches across Chattanooga are dedicated to spreading the message through live nativity presentations and pageants.
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For many in Chattanooga, holiday spirit is in the cards
Deck the halls with Christmas cards. Though a "Merry Christmas" text sent to the family group chat might do the trick for some, traditionalists enjoy receiving festive cards to open, hold in their hands and display. Whether you send a photo collage of your pets or a locally made card with a personalized message, it's sure to brighten the recipient's holiday.
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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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Whether in a handbell choir or at a Salvation Army donation locale, Christmas bells are ringing in Chattanooga
Often, when the Metropolitan Bells come offstage after a concert, director Gary Bynum is approached by an audience member who is amazed at the range of material the handbell ensemble just performed.
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Photos: First Things First’s Signature Event
Crowds sang and danced to support family relationships across Hamilton County at First Things First's annual Signature Event. Attendees had the opportunity to enjoy a cocktail hour and interview session with the Nashville-based band The Lone Bellow, finishing off the evening with a stunning performance by the group. As event attendees were enjoying the evening, they supported vital educational courses to strengthen parent, child and couple relationships, so families can keep growing together.
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Photos: Bacon & Barrel Festival
Signature bacon and pork samplings from local restaurants combined with bourbon from around the world as guests supported the Chattanooga Market at Bacon & Barrel Festival.
