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Creating new traditions
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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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Photos: Habitat for Humanity’s Women Build Brunch
Habitat for Humanity's program, Women Build, is an excellent outreach service where women come together to construct a home from the ground up, thus helping a Chattanooga-area family accomplish their dream of becoming homeowners. They have completed 29 homes since the program began. The brunch the women hold every spring helps raise money for the supplies needed to build these houses.
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Photos: Q ‘n Brew at the Zoo
Animal-lovers of all ages enjoyed their day at the Chattanooga Zoo during its Q 'n Brew event, which provided special activities in addition to access to all their favorite parts of the park.
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Photos: American Heroes Dinner
This dinner, held at the Chattanooga Convention Center, is an annual event that honors the service and sacrifice of military heroes.
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Bacon, biscuits and beyond: Where to do brunch in the Chattanooga area
The word "brunch" has been around for nearly 130 years, Merriam-Webster tells us.
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Cow cuddling gaining popularity in the Chattanooga area
In a world of petting zoos, horse therapy and goat yoga, the latest trend in interspecies relations is cow cuddling. That's right, hugging or even spooning a cow is now a thing. But before you head out in search of your bovine boo, here's more about this unique phenomenon coming to a pasture near you.
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What’s it like to be a boarding student at Baylor School?
This year, Baylor School welcomed a total of 237 boarding students from 16 different countries and 26 different states.
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The 2024 guide to Chattanooga-area private schools
Thinking of sending your child to private school and want to figure out which one is the best fit? Here's a breakdown of the schools in the area so you can compare the stats and make a more informed decision.
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Oil painting ‘Chattanooga Autumn’ by Brett Weaver captures the fall season on canvas
Brett Weaver began his art journey while in the second grade.
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Love it or hate it, candy corn is one of the most divisive staples of fall
Candy Corneliussen loves candy corn. She has candy corn pants, a candy corn hat, candy corn jewelry, and candy corn decor all around her home. In fact, some of her candy corn inspiration stays up year-round, while other items, like her candy corn pumpkin, only make an appearance in the fall.
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Two Hixson artists make gourd-eous art for fall
Artist Carrie Hewitt remembers a time in her childhood when her creative impulses began to spark.
