Posts Tagged ‘ Mayor Ron Littlefield ’


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Get festive! Family-friendly Chattanooga festivals

Apr 15th, 2011 | By admin | Category: Creative Kids, Features

Time to Get Festive From strawberries to dragon boats, there’s something for every family by Janis Hashe “Kids not only love watching the dramatic dragon boats slither through the water, but can take advantage of music and activities onshore.” “You never know who you’ll see at Who-Fest, with its eclectic blend of outsider and folk [...]



The mystery of progress, people and plaques

Mar 15th, 2011 | By admin | Category: History Mystery, In Every Issue

The Mystery of progress, people and plaques By Jennifer Crutchfield One of the world’s longest pedestrian bridges, the Walnut Street Bridge has been an icon of innovation and controversy for 120 years.  In 1891 the bridge’s opening was marked by a military parade, a procession of proud Chattanoogans and the promise for the bright future [...]



Kids Day at Coolidge Park

Sep 25th, 2010 | By admin | Category: Active Kids, Kids Day

Coolidge Park was the place for families today as thousands gathered on the city’s North Shore to celebrate Kids Day, sponsored by the city of Chattanooga, Chattanooga Parent, Emily’s Power for a Cure, and Greater Chattanooga Orthodontics. Chattanooga Mayor Ron Littlefield and his wife, Lanis, were among those threading through the crowd of parents and [...]



The real summer of love

Nov 15th, 2009 | By admin | Category: Features, In Every Issue, Life With Kids, Live and Learn, The Dad Dispatch

The real summer of love By Derek and Zack Littlefield It was an exciting time back in 1970-something. Dad had something very important to share with us. We flipped through a large, full-color brochure at the kitchen table, gazing at pictures of families roasting marshmallows around a campfire. Throwing Frisbees. Having picnics. Fishing (and actually [...]