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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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Chattanooga artist Taylor Hart immortalizes your pets on canvas
The Chattanooga region recently welcomed artist Taylor Hart, who moved from Franklin to Chickamauga last winter.
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Two Chattanooga dog parks cater to human companions with beer
Dr. Marlene Kelley and her dog, Tux, spend long days together at the office. Kelley is a veterinarian in a rotating internship with Veterinary Care & Specialty Group on Broad Street, and Tux, a half lab/half golden retriever, clocks in with her.
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Chattanooga kids dish on which Thanksgiving dishes they find disgusting
You've begged and pleaded with your child to try just a spoonful of stuffing. You've hidden the peas beneath a blanket of marshmallows topping your sweet potato casserole, but with no luck. You've bribed your kid with an extra piece of pie if he'll just try a bite of green beans. Still no luck.
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Dock Party: Four Chattanooga high schoolers are rocking the Scenic City
Henry Clark says he failed his chemistry exam because he was busy recording and mixing a song for his band's EP, but it was "totally worth it." So goes the life of a teenage rock star.
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What to know about Chattanooga holiday shopping this season
Nope, it's not too soon. Even before all the green bean casserole is boxed up in Tupperware and the leftover turkey is recycled into tetrazzini, it's already time to start thinking about Christmas.
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Gen Alpha, the fall of Gen Z and all things skibidi
A Guide to a Generation: Meet Gen Alpha
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Drink with your pet at these dog-friendly bars in Chattanooga
While you have a life outside of the time you spend with your pet, you are your pet's entire life. So why not bring Fluffy or Fido along when you go out for a drink?
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Pet-friendly Thanksgiving getaways within driving distance of Chattanooga
For those who consider their pets full-fledged family members, the idea of gathering for the Thanksgiving holiday without their furry, four-legged children is out of the question.
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The National Association of Watch & Clock Collectors’ annual convention came to Chattanooga this year
It's time to set all your watches and clocks back an hour as daylight saving time ends in early November.
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Photos: Tennessee Aquarium’s Serve It Up
Fish can stay both on the menu and in the water, thanks to the sustainable seafood practices that culinary artists Tamie Cook and J. Chong showed off during their live cooking show at the Tennessee Aquarium's annual fundraiser, Serve It Up.
