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We Are Downtown: David Park of Zaya 1943 Steakhouse

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Published October 31, 2021 at 1:17 PM EDT

Inside of Zaya 1943 Steakhouse.

(aired Thu 10/28/21) What makes downtown Chattanooga special and unique?

We’re talking with people and businesses who will tell you how - in a series of conversations we call “We Are Downtown,” in collaboration with River City Company.

In this conversation, we hear from David Park, assistant general manager at Zaya 1943.

For more information about River City Company, visit rivercitycompany.com.

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