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Howard School Interns Shine at Lookout Mountain Conservancy’s Lowcountry Shrimp Boil
Maddi Myers-Osband Lookout Mountain, TN – The Lookout Mountain Conservancy’s (LMC) annual Lowcountry Shrimp Boil isn’t just a community celebration filled with music, dancing, and delicious food—it’s a vital fundraiser supporting The Howard School Leadership Program. This year’s event, held on July 25th from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, will…
Read More »Conservation work helps local teens to beat the odds
Three years ago, the State of the Chattanooga Region Report: Education (SOCRR Education Report) clarified that many of our area’s…
Read More »Local teens receive national recognition
Not perhaps what you would expect when you shake hands with a high school student, but many, right here in…
Read More »Families interested in conserving their land
Families along Lookout Mountain often have a long relationship to the land. Some were here prior to the civil war…
Read More »Lookout Mountain Conservancy Interns are Hustlin’ Tigers too
When we’re not busy working on the Mountain, you can find us supporting our Hustlin’ Tigers. A shout out to…
Read More »Throwing the first pitch for the Chattanooga Lookouts
As summer winds down, and school looms on the horizon, the Chattanooga Rotary Club presented a surprise thank you in…
Read More »How we care for the land can teach us how to care for ourselves
I’ve been teaching English at The Howard School for 3 years. It’s been rewarding but not without challenges. I’ve seen…
Read More »July 14th : Lookout Mountain Conservancy Low Country Shrimp Boil
Crazy good food, amazing live music under the stars In the heat of a southern summer you can always count…
Read More »Local Students Inspire: Address Southeast Conservation Gathering
CHATTANOOGA, TN. — The sounds of pic axes and shovels scraping over rocks is something that the youth at The…
Read More »A powerful life-changing experience
“I was a pretty angry kid, maybe not all the time, but I was edgy,” reflects Alethea. You wouldn’t know…
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