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St. Elmo Sees Changes Ahead

The Chattanooga City Council unanimously approved the rezoning of four tracts in downtown St. Elmo when they met last week, which should make way for a $21 million, mixed-use development in the heart of the small village. The decision was met ... Read more

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Pushing Boundaries

Upon first glance, some of her works might look like paintings or digital art—Sue Fox’s recent work pushes the boundaries of collage, conjuring landscapes, color fields, and Escher-esque multidimensional environments. Their complexity and ... Read more

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The ‘90s Never Died

Hailing from Winfield, Alabama, The Dirty Clergy has been described as garage, indie, pop, rock, vintage, retro, and more. While any of those titles could be applied without any fuss, allow me to add a new descriptor to the lot: Lynchian. Having ... Read more

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A Cheerful Break-up Horror Movie?

Horror movies are often insights into fears we never knew we had. This is the gift of true horror auteurs. Empty hotels don’t seem too scary until you see twins holding hands. Space aliens are wondrous until they’re stalking you in a dark ... Read more

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Few of us are brave enough to ever pursue a dream. Fewer still have the vision, tenacity and good luck to succeed. Bud Ellis, humble and soft-spoken at 83, is the rare example of someone who did just that. Bud’s dream was to build a carousel for ... Read more

Between The Bridges

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One of the problems with space flight is you need to throw stuff out of the back of your spacecraft in order to make it go. You could throw rocks out the back, but you wouldn’t get very far, or go very fast. So, we’ve decided that, for now, the ... Read more

Just A Theory

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For several years, there has been a theory circulating around the dark corners of the internet that threatens to upend everything we know about the most iconic of all American foods—the hamburger. According to this theory the hamburger didn’t ... Read more

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Have you ever felt that there just isn’t enough jazz in Chattanooga? That was the idea behind a new monthly concert series taking place at the Granfalloon. “I’m Jazzed” will feature exciting jazz cabarets once a month July through September. Read more

News & Notes

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Townsend Atelier has been a staple in the Chattanooga art scene since its doors opened in 2007. They have recently relocated to the newly renovated Arts Building downtown, which features around two thousand square feet of beautifully lit studio ... Read more

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