Nooga Strong: Outdoor concert, other events honor Chattanooga’s Fallen Five this weekend

A concert scheduled this anniversary weekend at a new venue in Soddy-Daisy will pay tribute to Chattanooga’s Fallen Five.

An Evening Under the Stars on Saturday, July 16, at The Hideaway Rock Quarry on Mowbray Mountain will feature country artists Ty Herndon, Anita Cochran and Tim Bentley, as well as gospel singer Lulu Roman of “Hee Haw” fame.

The stage at this outdoor venue is a natural rock platform. Lights and equipment are powered by generators.

Owner Betty Bryan says net proceeds from ticket sales (after artist costs) and all money raised in a silent auction will go directly to the families of the servicemen killed in the July 16, 2015, terrorist attack: Navy Petty Officer Randall Smith and the Marine Corps’ Gunnery Sgt. Thomas Sullivan, Staff Sgt. David Wyatt, Sgt. Carson Holmquist and Lance Cpl. Squire “Skip” Wells.

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Dixie Barbecue a Italian Ice will be on concession sales.