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Remember When? The Night Deposit was hopping on Brainerd Road
During the disco era in the late 1970s, The Night Deposit at 3617 Brainerd Road was one of the city's top nightclubs.
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Check out Oktoberfest, fall festivals, fairs and Halloween haunts around Chattanooga this weekend
Break out your lederhosen and get ready to gorge on Bavarian food and take in some oompah bands at Chattanooga Oktoberfest on Saturday and Sunday.
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Dining Review: Soddy-Daisy’s Fresh Burger Grill puts the focus on fresh
I've driven by Fresh Burger Grill on Dayton Pike countless times and always wondered about it. For a while, it had been a second location of Merv's — a place known for good burgers.
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Side Orders: Retro salad is stacked in layers
I remember trying layered salads for the first time back in the 1970s.
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Fare Exchange: Feels like fall with versatile quiche, roasted squash
Good morning, Fare friends.
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Why homemade brownies are better than boxed
This happened a few weeks ago, so I don't remember who it was that broke my heart.
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An expert’s best advice for cooking over a campfire
Some dinners are just better eaten outside.
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Nectar’s, the Vermont venue that launched Phish, closes on a quiet note after 50 years
As a Greek immigrant who came to the United States in 1956, Nectar Rorris never imagined the Vermont restaurant and music club he opened 50 years ago would become synonymous with Phish, but he credits the jam band with giving Nectar’s a national spotlight and making it a place sought out by local and traveling musicians alike.
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Dear Abby: Friends’ holiday card never includes wife in the address
DEAR ABBY: Every year like clockwork, we receive a holiday card from friends, which the wife addresses only to my husband.
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Chattanooga poet explores culture, community in new book and as part of city’s Poetry Pathway
A small worn pocket journal with a fading image of a black sunflower is where this poet's thoughts, soon to be poems, alight like butterflies that demand a closer look.
