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Join us near 1213 Worthington Street for the 4th and final NCNA Safe Sidewalk Summer workday
Join us this Saturday July 5th at 515 Lytle to help reclaim lost sidewalks. View this post for more information and to see photos from our last workday on Boylston.
Please join us July 14th, 7 - 8:30 p.m. at Real Roots Cafe. to discuss the novel Theo of Golden by Allen Levi.
North Chattanooga Neighborhood Association Safe Sidewalk Workday on June 21st at 801-811 Boyston Street. Join us from 8 am to 10 am to reclaim lost sidewalk.
Join your neighbors on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays this June and July as we work to restore walkability across the NCNA area.
Meeting Monday, May 12th at 6 p.m. at the small building at Wyatt Community Center to discuss proposed development
In order to encourage more outdoor play and community connection, the North Chattanooga Neighborhood Association (NCNA) is excited to announce our Play Streets initiative. Play Streets are scheduled times when selected streets are closed to through traffic, creating safe spaces for children to play and neighbors to connect. This concept, already successful in other cities, represents a return to a time when streets weren’t just for cars – they were extensions of our front yards and gathering places for our communities.
Feeling like you want to make a difference but don’t know where to start? Look hyper local. Join us for NCNA Clean Up Day on April 5, 2025, starting at Frances B. Wyatt Community Center. This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with neighbors, beautify our streets, and celebrate our hard work with a neighborhood potluck!
Join us for the NCNA All Streets Walk Audit this Saturday, Feb 22nd at 9 am at the Wyatt Recreation Center on 406 Colville St.
Join us Friday, February 21st for the North Chatt Chow Down and Glow in the Dark Dodgeball, and then Saturday, February 22nd for a Pedestrian Infrastructure Walk Audit!
Here is what we have learned from a year of navigating and paying attention to development in our neighborhood! Hope it helps you all.
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Study has begun for a potential Normal Park high school
School Vouchers are back on the legislative agenda and likely to cost the state $400 million
We hope that you can join us for this meaningful time to connect, grieve, and build a stronger, resilient community moving forward a year after the tragedy on Frazier. Thank you to Mariah Friend, the NorthShore Merchants Collective and Lexi d'Ambrosio for helping to make this memorial a reality.
In response to longstanding safety concerns and two separate car accidents in late 2024, five neighborhood associations—Baker Hilltop, Dallas Heights, Fairhills, North Chattanooga, and Riverview—collaborated to gather community input on improving Hixson Pike between Fernway and Barton, and in the Riverview Village area.