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50s Dance with Baker’s Band at the Soddy-Daisy Senior Center

Put on your dancing shoes and join us at the Soddy-Daisy Senior Center for a fun evening of country favorites and oldies but goodies with Baker’s Band!. The event will be held Friday, October 2, 2026, at 190 Depot Street. Dinner will be served from 5:30–7:00 PM, with the band playing from 6:00–9:00 PM.
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Fall Into Community: Special City Events Offer Ways To Connect And Celebrate

This fall, the Department of Community Development is launching a vibrant series of new opportunities for residents to connect, celebrate, and build community. Featuring 18 special events across nine unique activity categories, these curated experiences ensure every family and neighbor can find a meaningful way to come
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Tennessee Aquarium kicks off ODDtober with underwater pumpkin carving and halloween fun

CHATTANOOGA — Most jack-o'-lanterns are carved at the kitchen table, but at the Tennessee Aquarium, the annual Halloween tradition takes place underwater. Two costumed divers demonstrated their pumpkin-carving skills Wednesday, Sept. 30, in the Aquarium's Tennessee River exhibit as the Chattanooga attraction kicked off
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Walnut Street Bridge reopens Saturday with noon ceremony, celebratory walk

CHATTANOOGA — The Walnut Street Bridge is scheduled to reopen Saturday, Oct. 3, with a public ceremony and celebratory walk across the bridge. Parking on Walnut Street will be blocked beginning at 6 a.m., while both bridge entrances will open at 8:30 a.m. for city officials and contractors to prepare for the event.
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Law and Order Oct. 1

The following information is courtesy of the East Ridge Police Department. 26-009437-4300 BLK Spriggs Street-Drug Overdose/Arrest/Search Warrant – Police responded to the listed address for a possible overdose and found the intoxicated male resident inside his bedroom. Drug paraphernalia was in plain view. ERPD had res
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Remains found in Marion County identified as man who went missing in 2024

MARION COUNTY, Tenn. — Human remains found in Marion County last month have been identified as a man who was reported missing in 2024, according to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office. The Marion County Sheriff’s Office was notified Sept. 16th of possible human remains discovered near Pryor Ridge...
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The Spot Creamery opens new location in Collegedale

Located along Ooltewah Ringgold Road sits The Spot Creamery, an ice cream shop that. opened in May of this year. In the building, black-and-white checkered tiles span the floor. Brightly painted canvases. with Bible verses hang along the walls, and a few arcade games sit by the creamery’s entrance.
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These 7 Shops Are Where Tennessee Locals Go When They’re Craving A Really Good...

Tennessee is famous for biscuits, but a good bagel can be harder to track down. The shops on this list take bagels seriously, from hand-rolled dough boiled in malt water to cream cheese made right in the kitchen. You will find spots in Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and a few...
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Dade County Schools to Reopen Thursday; Ingle Explains Decisions During Michaels Road Manhunt

Dade County Schools to Reopen Thursday; Ingle Explains Decisions During Michaels Road Manhunt. Dade County Schools will reopen Thursday and return to normal operations after Superintendent Josh Ingle says safety concerns surrounding Tuesday’s shooting and hours-long manhunt on Sand Mountain led to Wednesday’s systemwid
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Sensations For The Senses At The Scenic City Sense Circus

Next weekend, the Scenic City Sense Circus comes to downtown Chattanooga. The free community event happens on Saturday, October 10th from 3 PM to 6 PM in Miller Park. Tee Cameron is the producer for the Circus.

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