Howatson+White has announced several new appointments including Leslie Sharpe as creative director and head of art, Caroline Gilroy as design director, Demian Hamann as senior designer, and Elaine Li, Jared Wicker, Tim Smith and Giles Watson as senior creatives.
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Join Hits 96 at the Chattanooga Zoo at Warner Park for Spirits In The Wild! This 21 and older event has tons of amazing entertainment! Enjoy live art demonstrations from wood-burning artist, Hollie Berry, and painter Michelle Fountain. There will even be art painted by the Zoo’s very own animals for purchase, as well as animal art being created on the night of the event. Listen to live music from several area-artists, like trio Stringer’s Ridge, saxophonist Frank Bumpass, and artist Dana Rogers. Enjoy the Zoo after hours, under the stars, and meet some of our ambassador animals and their keepers scattered throughout the Zoo. On top of all this, guests will have access to an open bar featuring signature cocktails, and delicious unlimited food tastings from local restaurants. To win tickets enter below. Your must be 21 years of age to enter. For more information click here
Spirits In The Wild Returns To Chattanooga Zoo May 15 Friday, April 23, 2021
The Chattanooga Zoo will host Spirits in the Wild, 2021 on May 15 from 6-10 p.m. Guests will immerse themselves in the Zoo’s wildlife while enjoying food and beverages from local Chattanooga restaurants.
This 21 and older event will have live art demonstrations from wood-burning artist, Hollie Berry, and painter Michelle Fountain. Art painted by the animals will also be available for purchase, as well as animal art being created on the night of the event. Live music will be provided by several area-artists, like trio Stringer’s Ridge, saxophonist Frank Bumpass, and artist Dana Rogers.
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We found reasons to celebrate
After years of fighting for a pardon so he could move on from a youthful mistake, Mickey Tate was finally granted clemency in January. “I got all this support, all these wonderful people who spoke up for me,” Tate said. “What I can I say? I just feel blessed.”
For the biggest Columbus sports fans, there was one shining day in February that allowed for an opportunity to celebrate all of the area s biggest teams. Some pursued a sports trifecta by attending a Blue Jackets, Crew and Ohio State men s basketball game all in one day.