I had high hopes for the Valentine's Potion No. 9 Cocktail making class. We were to make 3…read morecocktails with a Valentine theme. This did not happen. The class was full and the people were awesome, including the instructor. That is where the good stopped. We actually only kind of made one drink. The drinks had a horrible taste. They were so bad that the instructor gagged and told the class these were her boss' recipes and she admitted they disgusting. The setup was tacky. 2 people had to share a shaker and the ingredients were given out in bare minimum amounts. Very very minimum. Hope you come with someone you know or do not drinking behind others. For $30-$35 I will never. The only thing that saved this was being with my wife and the other people at our table were fun. We all laughed and gagged together. Lol.

Love this company and all that they do for our community!! The owners are the MOST hospitable and…read morethe space is incredible. I've attended many events at their spot and I'm always intrigued with their activations and events they host! One of my fav local businesses

This place has become outrageous in prices. Many items can be purchased from Dollar Stores much…read morecheaper. (Exact items) You used to get a lot of really nice pieces of furniture, collectibles, purses, and household items really reasonable. See lots of people donating, but don't see much of it ever hit the floor. They used to put items out all day long and now maybe twice a day. So where is everything going? This place was also to help the people in our community who are in need. That's the point....right? I don't know how they can afford it. Selling items up to $12 and $15, on the junk side. Sad part is if you were to have a garage sale, you could sell it cheaper than that, but no one would buy it. They'd buy it from here, just because it's sitting in a store. They would claim it's the economy. Just an excuse...someone's filling their pocket.

Every time I've gone, I've been able to find some really good deals on knickknacks, shoes, or…read moreclothing. The people are always very friendly and helpful

Laura was SO helpful getting our group registered and showing us around. Chris was also greatly…read morehelpful explaining our assignment and helping us with any questions. Great experience for the group of students I took there to volunteer!

This community area food bank is needs-based that depends on strict parameters established by…read moreUnited Way. Even if you do not think you qualify, it's always good to check. You can check by calling 211 (United Way), or direct at 423.265.8000. They do a good job in providing basics, but you don't get to choose and you get what you get. Our voucher included lots of canned vegetables (some smashed beyond usable), a gallon of 1% milk (expires 4.11.20), a 10 pound bag of potatoes, a small jar of Jif peanut butter and a large bag of yellow onions, plus some odd items like jarred marinated artichokes and a huge cottage cheese that expired 4.8.20. We picked up this food on 4.9.20, so I highly caution you to check your expiration dates before you eat anything. I do feel as though I shouldn't complain at all because United Way is providing this food free of any cost. That being said, it's far from what I would buy for my family had they put the money directly in my hands. We did receive some strange items, such as a "discontinued" and expired-a-month-ago Wal-Mart item of 'blue fondant' and a set of decorating tips (without bags) :P. Just for the heck of it, I opened the fondant and it was harder than play-doh. I looked further and tossed 90% of expired food. :/ I would like to see them provide some fresh items with the canned foods and less snack-type 'Little Debbie' items. I get the Little Debbie though, as their manufacturing plant is located here in Tennessee. Even those items were expired a month ago. Some off-name granola bars expired this past January. I really was disappointed not to receive fresh fruits and vegetables. Oranges, lettuce, celery and garlic all would have been more appreciated than a sugary children's cereal and snacks. Maybe even a few fruit snack packs that don't require refrigeration and a loaf of bread would have been better choices than some that they picked. All the workers and volunteers wore masks and gloves and practiced social distancing amid our current coronavirus status and they also were very polite and respectful. They even loaded the food into my vehicle. But they do not allow anyone to come inside and I glimpsed a refrigerator full of fresh produce and stacks of bread. You do know you can freeze bread, right?

They are God sent they have helped me with items for my baby to laundry. I am so grateful that…read moreservices like this exist because they really do make a difference.

From the owner: WeCare For Mamas is a Christian Non profit organization that supports moms during pregnancy and…read morepostpartum. We provide services to alleviate pressure from expectant moms to encourage mamas to enjoy motherhood just a little bit more. Services include and not limited to; Laundry Delivery Meals Labor & Delivery Education Counseling House cleaning Mentor

The good- it's a great free natural area for the community with lots of educational opportunities…read morelike the wildlife rehab aspect and somewhat diverse habitat types The bad- the management/owners have wack priorities

Lovely location to shoot photos of my nieces and nephew in October. Just beginning to have fall…read morecolor in mid-October.

Recently I had the opportunity to visit Heritage Funeral Home in Chattanooga to plan for the…read morefuture. I met several staff members there and all were very friendly and accommodating. I wanted to plan for my funeral and pay for the cost to not have that burden placed on my loved ones. I met with their staff Teresa and Stephanie and they worked with me making my plans as to what my final wishes were. Every aspect was covered so I know there will be little to nothing left for my family to do. I dreaded making my plans but Teresa made this so very easy and I felt extremely comfortable with my final wishes. I recommend Heritage Funeral Home and Teresa Barnes for making a difficult situation easier.

My family recently needed the services of Heritage Funeral Home. They were very kind and very…read moreaccommodating. They made a very difficult time a little easier. They are very professional and very respectful. My family is thankful. Katie Fleming Miller