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Working in the City: Naughty Cat Cafe

Purrrpose Beyond Profit By Tory Irmeger / Photography by David and Drew Photography Husband-and-wife duo Heath Hanson and Whitney Sickels had traveled across the globe before settling in Chattanooga and opening the doors to Naughty Cat Cafe. Located at the base of Lookout Mountain in St. Elmo, Naughty Cat Cafe offers an experience unlike any […]

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2024 Student Presidents from Area Schools

Meet the Presidents Student presidents are a voice for their classmates, influence positive change, and are a role model for their student body community, while also tackling classes, sports, and extracurricular activities. We’re proud to feature many of our local schools’ student body presidents, elected by their peers to lead their schools and uphold community […]

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Ask Hamilton: Walnut Street Bridge

The History of the Walnut Street Bridge     Dear Hamilton, The Walnut Street Bridge is one of my favorite spots in Chattanooga. I love taking walks across the bridge all year-round, and its views of the river and the city simply can’t be beat! It’s no doubt a historic structure, but I was wondering […]

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2024 State Champions – Teams & Individuals

Local High School Championship Athletes Throughout the 2023-2024 school year, these athletes worked hard and played hard to come out on top of their divisions. We congratulate these talented teams and individuals on their state championship wins!   State Champions not pictured: Bradley Central – Girls’ Basketball – Class 4A Team Champions Bradley Central – […]

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Off to College 2024

CityScope® magazine is proud to share photos from local high schools’ graduation ceremonies. These high-achieving students will go on many different paths, with some attending colleges and universities, entering the workforce, attending trade school, and more. Congratulations to the class of 2024!  

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Ask Hamilton: Montague Park

Sculpture Fields at Montague Park   Dear Hamilton, I recently moved to Chattanooga’s Southside neighborhood and while exploring, stumbled upon a park with towering art installations. What can you tell me about this park and how it became home to so many sculptures? Sincerely, Admiring Art at the Park

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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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