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Newell Hospital History, Docs and Nurses

At the urging of a family friend, Dr. Ed Newell (1876-1965) moved his medical practice from Louisiana to take over the Nolan Infirmary in Chattanooga, treating his first patients on Friday the 13th, March 1908.  Read more in Chattanoogan.com.

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Knocking on Bluff View’s Door

  When visiting Chattanooga, I always like to walk through the Bluff View Art District and have a coffee at Rembrandt’s. The urban energy and artsy appeal draw … read full story in Chattanoogan.com.

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The Southern Girl Afield

When she was alive, I certainly couldn’t picture the lady in long skirt and feathered hat with a shotgun over her shoulder – whistling up the bird dogs, mounting her horse and galloping off through fields of cotton. Such images … Continue reading

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Llama Trekking: Fall in Llama Love

Ever been curious about llama trekking?  The “sport” has become increasingly popular in mountainous terrain, and one such place to try it is the Great Smoky Mountains.  First, to clarify – you don’t ride a llama, you lead it along. … Continue reading

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Finding a Shopping Advantage… and the Perfect Scarf

Always a fan of off-season travel, I am tempted by the Girls’ Guide to Paris Shop, Spa and Savor Tour (January 5–10) during the winter sales. It sounds like the perfect panacea for winter doldrums—postholiday shopping with an expert guide … Continue reading

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