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Side Orders: How to get perfectly crispy breakfast potatoes
On a recent trip to Hot Springs, Arkansas, I can honestly say I had the best breakfast potatoes I've ever had in my life while enjoying a splendid breakfast at The Reserve.
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Fare Exchange: The key to this Greek-inspired dish is the variety of greens
Welcome to November, fare companions.
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Chattanooga fathers talk about what it means to be a dad
Fatherhood, and parenthood more broadly, isn't easy.
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In Chattanooga, certain groups, interests and activities motivate men
Partnered men may not plan their every excursion, but most are willing — if sometimes reluctant — participants in whatever their wives or girlfriends put on the agenda.
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Chattanooga man stages elaborate musical theater productions for DoorDash delivery drivers
In an otherwise ordinary and unassuming subdivision in Chattanooga, Kyle Philippi's home is the liveliest one on the block.
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On pines and needles: choosing and caring for a Christmas tree, with tips from a Georgia tree farmer
November is the usual time to gear up for decking your halls. Most people use Thanksgiving as the kickoff point to officially launch their fa-la-la-la-la-ing for the season.
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Clothes make the man: Chattanooga locals discuss trends in male fashion
Fashion is definitely not a women-only topic. Men have always been interested, though sometimes not considered. In 2025, that seems to finally be changing, with men of all ages choosing looks that inspire confidence. This era brings the romanticizing of '90s and 2000s looks, the popularity of business casual and styles that intersect professionalism and everyday wear.
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The Waymark Hotel coming to Chattanooga in renovated historic bank building
When The Waymark Hotel debuts in downtown Chattanooga later this year, some parts of the building would still be recognizable to anyone who was on hand for its original opening in 1927.
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Busting the meat-and-potatoes myth to show what Chattanooga men really eat
When it comes to men and their eating habits, it's easy to stereotype them: Frozen food. Meat and potatoes. Take-out dinners. Carry-out pizza. Crunchy foods like Cheetos and chips.
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Ballroom dancing clubs in Chattanooga are taking things one step at a time
In 1970, when she was 17 years old, Linda Hong's mother suggested she come to a ballroom dance lesson.
