Articles by chloe morrison
Sounds Gay, Y’all Arts And Music Festival Comes To Studio 34 This Saturday
With an eye on accessibility and inclusivity, Chattanooga nonprofit Soft Animal is hosting the city’s first music festival designed specifically to put queer artists front and center. “Sounds Gay, Y’all Music & Arts Festival is an expression of Soft Animal’s love for the local queer community and our desire to promote queer artists,” Soft Animal co-founder Charity Painter said. “Our core values are about making events safer, inclusive, accessible and fun.
Why Anna Safley Houston is one of the most interesting women in Chattanooga's history
Anna Safley Houston has one of those stories so uncommon and bewitching, it’s almost hard to believe. And, sometimes, separating fact from folktale is essentially impossible, but — as with most amazing adventures — that’s part of the allure. By some accounts, Houston was a passionate, generous, independent, tough woman with a good sense of humor + kindness toward children. By others, she was an eccentric con-artist who didn’t like children and often failed to pay her debts.
Trusted insurance for your Tennessee life
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By Brianna Williams Verified, Michael Beausoleil, Haley Bartlett Verified, Chloé Morrison, chloe morrison
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Where to eat gluten-free in Chattanooga
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Whether it’s a personal or health-related choice, a lot of people are looking to eat gluten-free these days —and navigating a menu on the spur of the moment can be tricky. Here’s our handy guide to gluten-free restaurants in Chattanooga, so you can always be prepared to pick the perfect plate. Carving Rock Kitchen, 301 E. MLK Blvd. This newly-opened micro-bakery and cafe is “full of flavor and free of gluten,” serving up goods like cakes and biscuits. The Rosecomb, 921 Barton Ave.
By Chloé Morrison, chloe morrison, Kristen Templeton Verified, Monica Garske, Haley Bartlett Verified
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Take the scenic route around Chattanooga this summer
You’ve heard of beating the summer heat, but what about the traffic? Thanks to Thrive Regional Partnership + the Tennessee Infrastructure Alliance, here are four scenic routes to keep in mind when traveling in and out of the Greater Chattanooga area: US Hwy 321 + TN State Route 320 | Avoids I-24/I-75 congestion Use if traveling from Ooltewah to Ringgold, GA + Ooltewah to downtown Chattanooga.
Add to cal: Broadway masterpiece “To Kill a Mockingbird”
Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird National Tour. Photos by Julieta Cervantes. An Emmy-winning lead actor. An Academy-Award-winning playwright. A Tony-winning director. Aaron Sorkin’s adaptation of Harper Lee’s iconic novel “To Kill a Mockingbird” has already been called one of the greatest plays in modern history — and you can see it live right here in Nooga at The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium, June 7-9 as part of the national tour.
Pereira and Michaud win gold at Grand Prix de France, Fournier Beaudry and Soerensen earn silver
Lia Pereira and Trennt Michaud finish on top of the pairs podium at the Grand Prix de France in Angers on Saturday. Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Nikolaj Soerensen clinch silver in the ice dance competition. This is the third of six events in the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating series before the Final in Beijing during December. Pereira and Michaud finished with an overall score of 194.67 in the pairs program.
Get ready for Chattanooga's 2023 Head of the Hooch regatta
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Chattanooga’s annual two-day Head of the Hooch regatta willtake place this weekend, Saturday, Nov. 4-Sunday, Nov. 5. Folks can gather along the Tennessee River to cheer on the registered teams as they row a 4,500-meter (2.8 miles) course that will end at Ross’s Landing. Pro tip: Check out the full race schedule. The best spots to watch? Try one of these locations: Walnut Street Bridge for an aerial view. Coolidge Park for a quieter setting. Ross’s Landing for a crowd + finish line view.
By Brianna Williams Verified, Kristen Templeton Verified, Haley Bartlett Verified, Chloé Morrison, chloe morrison
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Try out stage combat during the Scenic City Slam
If you’re in the theater scene, you may be familiar with stage combat — choreographed “pretend” fights that are meant to look real, but keep the actors unharmed. BattleKat Combat is a local stage combat company that has choreographed several fights for theaters in the area. The company is run by husband and wife, Will Snyder + Rachel Craig, and they are teaming up with UTC’s Theatre Department to host Scenic City Slam, the first-ever stage combat workshop in Tennessee.
TN Aquarium hosts fundraising auction
The Tennessee Aquarium is hosting a fundraising auction with works of art created by the aquarium’s resident animals. Yes, you heard that right, 22 pieces of art were created by pressing paws, fins, scales, shells, and flippers onto canvases using animal-friendly paint. The result: colorful works of art that embody the wonderful creatures in the aquarium.
Everything you need to know about IRONMAN weekend in Chattanooga
It’s officially IRONMAN weekend in Chattanooga. As the Scenic City gets ready to welcome athletes and supporters from across the globe, we’re here to share the need-to-know information if you’re looking to participate in the festivities or avoid the crowds. Participants will swim 2.4 miles down the Tennessee River, bike a 116-mile course into Northern Georgia + run 26.2 miles through downtown Chattanooga. Over 1,700 athletes representing 49 US states + 22 countries are registered to participate.
Swimming holes and pools in Chattanooga
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Grab your favorite swimming gear — we’re showing you around to some local swimming holes + pools to cool down in. Big Soddy Creek Gulf | 11721 Back Valley Rd. | Take a trip along a five-mile out-and-back hiking trail, with multiple stopping points where you can take a dip. Suck Creek | Suck Creek Road | With several access points around Signal Mountain, this spot offers a great area for hiking + swimming.
By Haley Bartlett Verified, Chloé Morrison, chloe morrison, Monica Garske, Kristen Templeton Verified
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Women's Water Polo Wraps 2023 Season at GCC Tournament
SAN DIEGO — The 2023 season came to an end Saturday for the Santa Clara University women's water polo team, as the Broncos suffered a 12-7 setback against eight-seed California Baptist in the seventh-place game of the Golden Coast Conference Championship Tournament at San Diego State's Aztec Aquaplex. Freshman Sydney Maccabe provided plenty of excitement and anticipation for the seasons to come, as the rookie finished the tournament as the Broncos' top scorer with four goals Saturday.
Furious Comeback Falls Just Short for Women's Water Polo in GCC Tournament
SAN DIEGO — The Santa Clara University women's water polo team gave the No. 17 team in the country and No. 2 seed in the 2023 Golden Coast Conference Championship Tournament all it could handle Friday, scoring 10 goals – including seven unanswered in the fourth period – against LMU before the Lions survived to advance at San Diego State's Aztec Aquaplex. The seventh-seeded Broncos (10-20) will face No. 8 seed California Baptist in the seventh-place game at 10 a.m. Saturday.
LaunchTN Seeks Proposals For New Regional Entrepreneur Center Network Partners
LaunchTN is seeking two new entrepreneur centers for its partner network — taking another step toward its goal of providing additional support services in all the state’s 95 counties. The statewide nonprofit organization, which aims to make Tennessee the top state for startups, is seeking entrepreneur centers to serve the Northwest and Southern Middle Tennessee regions. The two new centers will join seven others that are a part of LaunchTN’s network.
LaunchTN Seeks Proposals For New Regional Entrepreneur Center Network Partners
LaunchTN is seeking two new entrepreneur centers for its partner network — taking another step toward its goal of providing additional support services in all the state’s 95 counties. The statewide nonprofit organization, which aims to make Tennessee the top state for startups, is seeking entrepreneur centers to serve the Northwest and Southern Middle Tennessee regions. The two new centers will join seven others that are a part of LaunchTN’s network.
Morrison's Late Goal Sinks Lancers, Broncos Win 12-11
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Santa Clara water polo junior defender Chloe Morrison had one of her best days in the pool as a Bronco on Thursday afternoon, scoring four goals, including the game-winner inside the final minute to lift the Broncos to a 12-11 victory over Cal Baptist. Santa Clara trailed 9-7 heading into the final quarter of action, but rallied for five goals in the final frame.
Women's Water Polo Battles No. 25 San Diego State at Home
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — The Santa Clara University women's water polo team put up a strong fight Friday afternoon against a nationally ranked conference opponent, but in the end it was No. 25 San Diego State that pulled away with a 12-7 Golden Coast Conference victory at Sullivan Aquatic Center. Santa Clara (8-15, 0-5 GCC) trailed by five goals at halftime, 7-2, but it stormed back in the third period.
Women's Water Polo Drops Two Contests at Home
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — The Santa Clara University women's water polo team dropped two decisions to nationally ranked opponents Saturday, falling in the morning, 16-5, in a Golden Coast Conference matchup against No. 13 Pacific, then suffering a 16-0 nonconference setback versus No. 15 Harvard in the afternoon at Sullivan Aquatic Center. vs. No. 13 PACIFIC The Broncos (7-14, 0-4 GCC) scored in all four periods against the No. 13 Tigers (16-5, 2-1 GCC).
Azusa Pacific Holds Off Women's Water Polo
GLENDORA, Calif. — The Santa Clara University women's water polo team wrapped up its Southern California road trip Saturday with a setback, falling at Golden Coast Conference foe Azusa Pacific, 13-8, at the Citrus College Aquatics Center. Chloe Morrison led the Broncos (7-12, 0-3 GCC) with four goals. Lauren Baglietto, Sydney Mccabe, Halley Seed and Lauren Voss all scored one goal each. Kate Rodman led Santa Clara with two steals.
Women's Water Polo Falls on the Road at LMU
LOS ANGELES — The Santa Clara University women's water polo team fell on the road Friday to host LMU, 16-6, at the Burns Aquatics Center, in a Golden Coast Conference matchup. The Broncos (7-11, 0-2 GCC) got two goals from Lauren Voss. Mila Erceg, Chloe Morrison, Maddie Clough and Elle Fredrickson each scored one goal for Santa Clara. Harper Daniels had a team-high two assists. Georgia Lewis made seven saves in net for Santa Clara. The Broncos totaled seven steals as a team.
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