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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
The Food Issue
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State of the ark: A lot is happening at this full-scale replica of Noah’s Ark in Kentucky
About a five-hours drive from Chattanooga is a full-scale replica of Noah's Ark, built using dimensions straight from the pages of the Book of Genesis in order to withstand a great flood. Although there's no water in sight at the Williamsburg, Kentucky, site of the Ark Encounter, there's plenty to see at the $100 million biblical theme park built by evangelical organization Answers in Genesis.
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Chattanoogans are taking to personal aquariums like a fish to water
At feeding time, Dale – a freshwater Mbu puffer, one of the largest puffer fish species – flaps his fins like oversized wings and glides toward his tank corner. He's also the unofficial mascot of Fish Mania in East Ridge, a local aquarium supply store.
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From IV drips to Stanley Cups, here’s how to hydrate your health
How much water is necessary to drink? It's a question many want an answer to.
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Photos: The Magic of Rotary Gala
Cleveland's civic leaders showed up in black-tie attire for an evening dedicated to serving those in need.
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Photos: Wine Women & Shoes
Glasses clinked and heels clicked at The Signal, where guests sipped wine, browsed boutique pop-ups and rallied around Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater Chattanooga. With wine tastings, "charming shoe guys," auctions and a mission to keep families close, Wine Women & Shoes cut a new trend in fashion-forward philanthropy.
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Photos: AmuseUm 2025, A Cosmic Leap
Aliens, spacemen and other kinds of intergalactic travelers flocked to the Creative Discovery Museum's 30th birthday extravaganza — otherwise known as AmuseUm 2025: A Cosmic Leap.
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Photos: 16th Annual Chocolate Fling
Few fundraisers feature feathered headbands and flapper dresses, but the 1920s-themed 16th Annual Chocolate Fling — held at the Read House — is a unique take on fundraising worth savoring every bite.
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Photos: Chambliss Center for Children’s 13th Annual Mardi Gras Gala
Let the good times roll, especially for good causes like the Chambliss Center for Children's 13th Annual Mardi Gras Gala.
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The Ocoee River brings a sense of community among whitewater paddlers
The Ocoee River is one of the most popular rafting destinations in the world.
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Couch’s Barbecue is Chattanooga’s oldest BBQ restaurant, and still going strong
It's 1 p.m. on a Tuesday — not the busiest day and time for many restaurants. But at Couch's Barbecue, there's little room left in the parking lot, the tables are filled and people keep coming in.
