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Michelin-starred chef Julia Sullivan opens Judith in Sewanee
Creating new traditions
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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
The Food Issue
All you can eat in the Scenic City, A-Z
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The Waymark Hotel coming to Chattanooga in renovated historic bank building
When The Waymark Hotel debuts in downtown Chattanooga later this year, some parts of the building would still be recognizable to anyone who was on hand for its original opening in 1927.
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Busting the meat-and-potatoes myth to show what Chattanooga men really eat
When it comes to men and their eating habits, it's easy to stereotype them: Frozen food. Meat and potatoes. Take-out dinners. Carry-out pizza. Crunchy foods like Cheetos and chips.
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Ballroom dancing clubs in Chattanooga are taking things one step at a time
In 1970, when she was 17 years old, Linda Hong's mother suggested she come to a ballroom dance lesson.
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Root causes: A Chattanooga expert explains what causes baldness and how to treat it
If you are a man, chances are very good that you will encounter hair loss.
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Chattanooga runners go extreme distances while competing in Ragnar relay races
From 5K to 10K to half-marathon to marathon, it seems like runners are always chasing that next big feat.
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A ‘Big’ deal: Big Brothers foster mentoring relationships with youth
When Nick Raspberry was six years old, his mom told him he'd be getting "a buddy" — a brother, to be exact, but not in the biological or adoptive sense. Raspberry was getting a Big Brother.
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The Chattanooga Poker Club is upping the ante with cards, camaraderie and cocktails (optional)
A weeknight trip to the bar is just a way to unwind for some, but the Chattanooga Poker Club mixes the lively game of poker with happy hour specials to escape the workweek blues. While the games eventually come to an end, the friendships last a lifetime.
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Chattanooga artist Alan Shuptrine exhibits paintings in castle in Scotland
Internationally acclaimed watercolorist and master craftsman Alan Shuptrine laughs when he remembers his father's warning.
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Photos: La Paz Chattanooga’s Latino Leadership Awards
The Westin glowed with pride and purpose as La Paz Chattanooga honored Latino and Latina leaders making a difference in the Scenic City.
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Photos: The Launch Pad’s The Teal
The Teal event pulsed with rhythm and generosity for an unforgettable night of music, food, auctions and giving. Guests bid high as local performers sang even higher and kept the energy buzzing. The event raised over $255,000 to support women who are recovering from substance abuse, through job training, soft skills, therapy, continued education and affordable housing. When passion meets purpose, the impact always hits the right note.
