Richard Jones+FollowChattanooga rallies to keep kids warmFreezing temps aren’t stopping Chattanooga neighbors from showing up big for Coats for Kids at Camp Jordan. Volunteers, first responders, and local groups like the Hickory Valley Mad Hatters have teamed up to collect thousands of coats and handmade hats for kids who need them most. The real impact? For many children, a donated coat means they can walk to school warm and proud. Community support is what keeps this going—every coat, hat, and dollar matters. Have you or your group ever joined a local drive? What inspires you to give back? #Safety #Chattanooga #CoatsForKids00Share
Michelle Taylor+FollowSt. Elmo’s mile-long glow-up is back!St. Elmo’s Virginia Avenue Greenway is about to transform into a glowing mile of holiday magic this December 20th. What started as a small neighborly idea during the pandemic has become a heartwarming tradition, raising nearly $15,000 for local causes. This year, expect live music, circus acts, interactive art, a holiday market, and even a bike parade—plus a visit from Santa himself! All proceeds support the Chattanooga Humane Education Society. It’s free, family-friendly, and all about celebrating the creativity and connection that make St. Elmo shine. Who’s planning to stroll the luminaria-lit path this year? #Culture #StElmoLuminaria #Chattanooga00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowChattanooga’s David Gabriel Georges leads Baylor to gloryChattanooga just witnessed a comeback story for the ages! After last year’s heartbreak, David Gabriel Georges returned healthy and unstoppable, racking up 211 all-purpose yards and powering Baylor to its first state football championship since 2022. His clutch plays in the fourth quarter turned the tide, sealing a 28-24 win over Brentwood Academy. Now, with a state title, Mr. Football, and Bowl MVP under his belt, Georges is one of the hottest recruits in the country—Tennessee and Ohio State are both in the mix. How do you think his decision will shape the future of college football? #Sports #Football #Chattanooga00Share
davidsonbrandon+FollowChattanooga’s Engel Stadium faces its final inningEngel Stadium, once the heart of Chattanooga’s Sunday rituals and home to baseball legends like Babe Ruth and Willie Mays, is set for demolition in 2026. For generations, this ballpark wasn’t just about the game—it was where families gathered, memories were made, and history unfolded. Now, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga plans to replace it with a women’s sports center, sparking a wave of nostalgia and debate. Many locals are asking: how do we honor the spaces that shaped our community? Should the stadium’s walls and gates be preserved as a tribute, or is it time to let go? #Sports #Chattanooga #EngelStadium00Share
