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Published September 24IRONMAN Chattanooga Race Returns To The Scenic City This Weekend
IRONMAN Chattanooga returns to the Scenic City this weekend. The 144.6-mile event stands as a globally renowned triathlon, highlighting the exceptional dedication, strength, and resilience of athletes from around the world. The event ...
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Published September 24The Legendary Drivin N Cryin To Headline The Barrelhouse Ballroom
Led by frontman Kevn Kinney, the Atlanta-based Southern rock group Drivin N Cryin formed in 1985 and has been creating and performing together for over four decades; they'll bring their signature sound to the Scenic City at the Barrelhouse ...
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Published September 24Whiskey Cowgirl Celebrates Their Fourth Anniversary With Shrek Themed Bash
Whiskey Cowgirl is a country-themed bar, restaurant, nightlife destination, and music venue that opened in September of 2022, marking this Saturday, September 26th, as their official fourth year in business, serving up good vibes, drinks, food ...
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Published September 24Walking Tours And Festival Embrace Local Haunts, Folklore, And True History
As I mentioned in a recent article, the haunted attraction season is upon us. I enjoy haunted houses but as I get older, I also enjoy Halloween at a much slower and educational pace. Here are a few other things to do to embrace the spooky ...
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Published September 24Don’t Miss One Of The Last Food Truck Saturdays Of The Season In Red Bank
The countdown is on! One of the last Food Truck Saturdays of the season is happening this Saturday, September 26, and Red Bank is inviting the community to come hungry, bring a chair and enjoy an evening of great food, live music and ...
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Published September 24TN QuantumWorks K–12 Curriculum Launches Into Hamilton County Classrooms
As EPB launches its quantum computer, the TN QuantumWorks K–12 quantum technology and career awareness curriculum is now being implemented in Hamilton County classrooms. Announced earlier this year, the curriculum ...
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Published September 23Are You Ready For Thrills And Chills? The Haunted Attraction Season Is Finally Here
Halloween is just around the corner but the haunted attractions leading up to the holiday kicks off with many opening now. To help you plan your season of thrills and chills, we've compiled a list of the many events and attractions here in town ...
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Published September 23Tennessee Aquarium Showcases Newest Ambassador And Weather Predictor
The Tennessee Aquarium introduced their newest ambassador and weather predictor “Chattanooga Chuck II,” whose real name is Waddles the groundhog. Aquarium Senior Animal Specialist Tyler Schneider said Waddles is only seven ...
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Published September 23Community 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 ...
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Published September 23Staged Reading To Bring Chattanooga’s Twentieth-Century Voices To Life
The history of a city is more than its buildings, businesses, and milestones. It is also the lives of the people who taught its children, built its businesses, served their churches, organized their communities, and worked to make Chattanooga a ...
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Published September 23TVFCU Opens 10th Idea Leap Grant Competition, Increases Top Prize To $50,000
Applications open Friday, Sept. 25 for the TVFCU Idea Leap Grant Competition. In celebration of its 10th competition, TVFCU has increased the prize money in each region for a total investment of $300,000 among 15 small local businesses. Each ...
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Published September 23Looking For Something Fun To Do This Weekend? We've Got The Rundown
As usual, there are plenty of fun and interesting things happening around town this weekend, but that can make it hard to decide what to do or where to go. So, to make things a bit easier to navigate, we here at The Pulse have called upon our ...