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Community Powered Outdoor Recreation Map-A-Thon Set for This Thursday
Outdoor enthusiasts, local mappers, and community members are invited to shape the ultimate local navigation resource at the Outdoor Recreation Map-a-thon on Thursday, September 24, at the Philip Grymes Outdoor Chattanooga Center. As ...

Chattanooga Public Library Adds Kanopy Service For Free Streaming Access
Get the popcorn ready — all Chattanooga Public Library cardholders can now stream movies, TV shows and more for free through Kanopy, just one more perk of having a library card. What is Kanopy? Kanopy is a free, ad-free streaming service ...

Longest Running Black Newspaper In The City Celebrates With 37th Anniversary Banquet
On Friday, September 18th, the Chattanooga News Chronicle will celebrate being named the longest-running black newspaper in the Scenic City with a thirty-seventh Anniversary milestone celebration, hosted at Greater Tucker Baptist Church on ...

Reflection Riding’s Campfire Concert Series Joins Library’s Family Pass Program
The Chattanooga Public Library is proud to announce the expansion of its partnership with Reflection Riding: the addition of Campfire Concert Series tickets to the Family Pass Program. This offering allows library cardholders to ...

City Of Chattanooga Invites Applications For Neighborhood Action Grant Funding
Neighborhood-led projects that enhance the community, celebrate neighborhood identity and help create a greater sense of place could receive funding from the city. Now through October 11, registered Neighborhood Associations can apply ...

"This Land is Your Land" Celebrates Hispanic Stories, Culture, And Contributions
The Pop-Up Project, in partnership with La Paz Chattanooga, is hosting This Land is Your Land, a celebration of the stories, culture, and contributions of the Latin, Hispanic and Indigenous communities. The Pop-Up Project Executive and ...

Chattanooga Zoo Offers Free Admission For First Responders To Mark 9/11
To honor the victims, survivors and rescue workers of the 9/11 attacks, Chattanooga Zoo is offering free admission for all first responders from September 8 to 13. One accompanying spouse or dependent will also receive 50% off their ...

Noogavision Presents Nooga Has Heart: Youth Performance & Pathways
Noogavision Theatre & Performing Arts Co. will present Nooga Has Heart: Youth Performance & Pathways on Saturday, September 12 at Miller Plaza in downtown Chattanooga. The event is free and open to the community to attend and will ...
Preserve Chattanooga Advances Updated Citywide Historic Preservation Plan
Preserve Chattanooga has reached the next major milestone in the development of Chattanooga’s new Historic Preservation Plan after bringing community members together for a public workshop focused on the city’s preservation priorities ...