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Working in the City: Collective Clothing

Working in the City By Gray Bennett | Photography by David and Drew Photography Collective Clothing, known for its one-of-a-kind vintage clothing and accessories, is celebrating 15 years in business. In addition to collaborations with popular films and TV series such as “Stranger Things,” the Chattanooga store continues to be a welcoming, creative space for […]

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On the Map 2024

Celebrated Students These graduates have accomplished incredible things and enjoyed great successes since their high school years. Their talents and passions have taken them to the country’s most prestigious universities, across the globe, and in some cases, right back to the Scenic City.  So what’s putting them on the map? Read about it here.

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Ask Hamilton: Rock City Barns

Dear Hamilton, Growing up, I always noticed barns on the side of the highway painted with advertisements for Rock City. I came across one of these barns while on the road the other day and it was a pleasant surprise to see it still standing, not to mention nostalgic. I’m curious how many of these […]

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Ask Cynthia

Southern etiquette is ingrained in many of us from childhood, but being a Southerner is about far more than knowing which fork to use at a dinner party. Here, we asked our resident Southern woman, Cynthia, to chime in and answer some questions about modern etiquette. Read on for expert advice on everything from splitting […]

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Passed Down

Kin Traditions that Stand the Test of Time Traditions and roots grow strong in Southern culture, as families honor the legacies of those before them and pass down values to the next generations. From time-honored traditions held for years to new ones they’ve created with chosen family, six locals share how their traditions shape their […]

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Working in the City: Queens Kitchen and Market

Fit For a Queen By Gray Bennett | Photography by David and Drew Photography With a culinary background and a passion for retail, it just made sense when Sarah Love Hart decided to open a small, European-style neighborhood market. At Queens Kitchen and Market, specialty grocery items, curated gifts, and imported brands grace the shelves. […]

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Celebrating the City Pink! Gala 2024

Celebrating the City Photos by Michael Hampton On January 27, the CHI Memorial Foundation hosted its 19th annual Pink! Gala at the Chattanooga Convention Center to benefit the MaryEllen Locher Breast Center at CHI Memorial.

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Ask Hamilton: Chattanooga Area State Parks

Dear Hamilton, I’m new to Chattanooga and am an avid parkgoer. While I’ve been to many of the great parks here in the city, I’m eager to keep exploring – even if it means a decent drive. I’d especially love to learn more about state parks. Are there any nearby, and what can you tell […]

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2024 Chattanooga Independent School Profiles

Local Independent School Profiles Top Photo Courtesy of Baylor School ……….

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Working in the City: Richards, Fowkes & Co.

Building the King of Instruments By Gray Bennett | Photography By Trevor Long As a fully qualified pipemaker with Richards, Fowkes and Co., Andy Wishart helps to build and repair pipe organs for churches and universities all over the United States and England. Read on to learn more about the work he does to build […]

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