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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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Enter Cindy Aslinger’s watercolor world with this painting of Coolidge Park
Cindy Aslinger, a Chattanooga-based artist with over five decades rooted in the city, brings local landmarks to life through detailed watercolor paintings. Though she spent parts of her early life in Georgia and Ohio, Chattanooga has always been home.
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That’ll teach you! Chattanooga’s classes for adults promote learning at any age
You're never too old to learn. You really can learn something new every day.
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Playing the field: The game of soccer is bringing people together in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga, soccer is more than just a game — it's a gathering place and an opportunity to form a community. And the Chattanooga Football Club Foundation (CFCF) is building that community one pass, goal and shared turf at a time.
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100+ Chattanooga-area philanthropic events that put the ‘fun’ in fundraising
It's that time of year again when you start to plan out your year of giving.
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The rest is history: Scenes from Chattanooga’s past
To try to condense hundreds, if not thousands, of years of history into only a few pages would be a fool's errand for any city. But it's especially foolish for a city like Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga’s architectural landmarks stand the test of time
Beyond the mountains, river and trees that identify Chattanooga as an outdoor destination, the city's architectural features also contribute to its signature look. Along its grid of streets rise some of the region's most notable structures — the Tennessee Aquarium's towering peaks, the Chattanooga Choo Choo's grand dome, the neoclassical grandeur of Memorial Auditorium.
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Why are so many Chattanoogans taping their mouths shut?
A chiseled jawline, a deep sleep and an end to your not-so-charming, nightly snoring. These are just a few of the supposed perks of — yes — taping your mouth shut before bed.
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Chattanooga restaurants are adding options as customers cheer the sear of smash burgers
For many burger restaurants and backyard grillers, a beef patty is meant to be thick and exalted. Note its substantial presence, its flowing juices, its likeness to steak for customizing degrees of doneness.
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OddStory’s Hang Two mango-flavored brew celebrates arrival of two-toed sloth at Chattanooga Zoo
While zoo animals and beer may not seem like a natural pairing, a recent collaboration between the Chattanooga Zoo and OddStory Brewing Co. feels like a match made in the mango trees of heaven and an ideal way to celebrate the arrival of Boysenberry, the zoo's new two-toed sloth.
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Big things in bluegrass are happening in Chattanooga
Ken White has a theory about people and their connection to bluegrass music, even if they don't know they have a connection to bluegrass music.
