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The Howard School Unveils New Turf Field in Honor of NFL Legend Reggie White

The Howard School recently debuted its new turf football field, a tribute to esteemed alumnus and NFL Hall of Famer Reggie White.

Doggie Day Out: Humane Educational Society’s New Program to Connect Community and Canines

Enjoy fun-filled outings with a furry friend while participating in the Humane Educational Society's new 'borrow a dog' program!

NorthShore’s 'Chalk Alley' Seeks Donations to Sustain Vibrancy and Creativity

Help keep Chattanooga's Chalk Alley alive and vibrant! Find out how your small donation can make a BIG impact.

McKamey Animal Center Launches Urgent Rabbit Rescue Operation

In a rescue effort, the McKamey Animal Center is currently working to save dozens upon dozens of rabbits from a local residence.

The Chattery Seeks Volunteers for Cleanup Effort on August 24th

The Chattery is seeking volunteers to assist in cleaning up debris from a recent fire that damaged their building this Saturday, August 24th.

Chatt Town Cool Down Returns: A Weekend of Outdoor Fun in Chattanooga

Chattanooga Parks and Outdoors is thrilled to present the 2nd Annual Chatt Town Cool Down on August 23rd and 24th.

All Tennessee Valley Restaurants Have Passed Health Inspections

This week brought excellent news for the Tennessee Valley, as every restaurant in our region passed their health inspections.

Barrelhouse Ballroom Presents: "Locals Only" Music Festival This October

Five Wits Brewing Company and Barrelhouse Ballroom have created a new event, the first annual, Locals Only Music Festival!

Critical O-Negative Blood Shortage Prompts Blood Assurance's Urgent Call for Donors

Blood Assurance is facing a severe shortage of O-negative blood, with only 10 units available as of Tuesday...

Chattanooga Lookouts Host 'Library Day' with Free Admission and Special Giveaways

The Chattanooga Lookouts are teaming up with the Chattanooga Public Library for a special event on Sunday, August 18th.

Chattanooga Lookouts Announce Doubleheader and Exciting Homestand Events

Get ready for a thrilling evening of back-to-back baseball action, plus special events as the Chattanooga Lookouts return home to AT&T Field!

Does Chattanooga Fit Into Passenger Rail Corridor?

In a move to enhance regional connectivity, Chattanooga is setting its sights on becoming a key hub in a future passenger rail network.

Election Day is Here: Get Out and Vote!

Voters will decide today on school board members, two judges, and participate in primaries for state representatives and a U.S. Senate seat.

Chattanooga Mocs Shine on Shrine Bowl 1000 Watch List

The Chattanooga Mocs saw two of their standout players named to the prestigious Shrine Bowl 1000 Watch List...

Chattanooga to Host World of Bluegrass for Three Years

Chattanooga Tourism Co. has unveiled an exciting plan to bring the World of Bluegrass to the Scenic City from 2025 to 2027.

Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Seeks Public Input for New Disc Golf Course Naming

Hamilton County Parks and Recreation is inviting the community to name its new disc golf course at Enterprise South Nature Park.

Historic First: Olympic Opening Ceremony to be Held on Paris's Seine River, Streamed Live at Tennessee Aquarium IMAX

This Friday, the Opening Ceremony of the Olympics will break tradition by moving away from a stadium and will be held in the heart of Paris. This unique event will be streamed live at 1:30 p.m. to the Tennessee Aquarium IMAX 3D Theater.

UTC Police Department's Electronic Device Collection Drive for Domestic Abuse and Sexual Assault Victims Returns for Third Year

The UTC Police Department is once again collecting old electronic devices to aid victims of domestic abuse and sexual assault.

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