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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
The Food Issue
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Chattanooga rock collectors Jeri and Ben Kelly are rockin’ their house
According to the Old Testament's book of Ecclesiastes, there is "a time to scatter stones and a time to gather them."
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Take a bite of history at these Chattanooga restaurants housed in historic buildings
Walking into an eatery where every corner tells a story through its atmosphere and architecture is a feast for the senses, heightening a dining experience beyond the menu.
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Chattanooga-area musicians gather under the Market Street Bridge to make some noise
When strolling through Coolidge Park in the warmer months, you may hear familiar tunes carrying through the air.
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Get in a workout in a repurposed airplane hangar from World War II in Chattanooga
In a place where aircraft once waited for war, Peloton bikes and barbells now sit in their place. Nestled in Highland Park, The Hangar, an aircraft hangar-turned-gym, takes exercise to new heights.
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Go green with these outdoorsy spots in the Chattanooga area
It's no secret that Chattanooga was once labeled "the dirtiest city in America" by broadcaster Walter Cronkite.
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Here to stay: Around Chattanooga, unique short-term rentals abound
Whether you are Barbie girl looking for her Barbie world, an Indiana Jones aficionado with a penchant for hidden passageways or a weary traveler looking for their Shire, the Chattanooga area hosts a slew of cool short-term rentals that promise to whisk you away.
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Keep your drinking on track with a bar in a train car at the Chattanooga Choo Choo
Among Chattanooga's more interesting spaces to get a drink is Lost in Transit, a bar located inside a train car in the courtyard of the Chattanooga Choo Choo.
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Take a walk through history with Preserve Chattanooga’s self-guided architectural walking tours
As Preserve Chattanooga celebrates its 50th anniversary, the organization is helping the public learn more about the city's architecturally and culturally significant buildings through a handful of self-guided walking tours in different areas of downtown Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga bookshop The Book & Cover is ‘a living room for the whole community’
Three months ago, I moved from North Carolina to Chattanooga, and I've been searching for something familiar — that could make this new city feel like home. Back home, community was everything.
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Pup cups: These Chattanooga restaurants offer free dog treats
To compensate your furry friend for making a chore less of a bore, treat yourself and your pooch by visiting one of many Chattanooga area establishments that offer "pup cups" and other dog-friendly treats for free or a minimal charge.
