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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
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Chattanooga-area enthusiasts explain why fireplaces are the hot item around Christmastime
Nobody needs a chimney more than Santa Claus, but even he can make do without one. So why are fireplaces so central to our celebration of Christmas?
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Artist Connie Roberts brings holiday cheer with her painting “Cardinals Appear When Angels Are Near”
Lifelong Chattanoogan Connie Roberts celebrated the end of one career with the beginning of another.
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Jingle all the way: 10 Chattanooga-area Christmas concerts and performances for your calendar
Whether you're rockin' around the Christmas tree, going for a sleigh ride or hoping for a kiss under the mistletoe with your Santa baby, music is an integral part of the holiday season.
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Love it or hate it, fruitcake is a controversial Christmas confection
Fruitcakes have been around for a long time — and not just those that were made last year that may still be lingering around today, uneaten.
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Even without snow, winter in Chattanooga is the perfect time to get outdoors
When you think of winter wonderlands, Chattanooga probably isn't the first place that comes to mind.
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Christmas is coming to the Children’s Hospital at Erlanger
Christmas and surgeries go together like Santa's milk and cookies, at least for some families.
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Chattanooga-area locals discuss their favorite holiday traditions
Christmas comes but once a year. But it does come every year. That means that you get to decide what you most enjoy doing during the holiday season — what will really light up your Christmas bulbs — and then do that over and over and over again.
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Chattanoogans celebrate both old-world traditions and modern flair at holiday markets in the area
Whether shoppers are looking to travel back to the Old World to meet Krampus or buy modern gifts like a 3D printed dragon, there is a holiday market for every Chattanoogan.
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Photos: A Taste of Southern
Over 300 people filled the concert hall at The Signal in downtown Chattanooga during Southern Adventist University's annual gala, A Taste of Southern.
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Photos: Banana Ball
A new, modern veterinary hospital is on the table after the Chattanooga Zoo raised funds for it at their annual Banana Ball gala.
