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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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10 tips to make outdoor entertaining a breeze
Spring's warm weather is an invitation to take the party outside. Here's how to keep guests comfortable, the vibe relaxed and logistics under control.
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How to survive a home remodel without losing your mind (or your money)
Home renovation projects vary widely, but if there's one rule to remember it's this: Yours will take twice as long and cost twice as much as you expect.
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Tennessee Time Travel: Visit these historic state mansions and step back in time
There is a certain magic in historic homes. Their weathered boards and aged-brick façades hold secrets and histories of early Colonial days when the hearth was the heart of the home and the rhythmic sound of horse hooves echoed through the streets.
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Goodbye, Grays! Chattanooga interior designers predict color, character and warmth are shaping home trends for 2026
To hear Michael Turner tell it, the Great Recession of the late 2000s affected not only investors' portfolios, but their home décor as well.
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How to attract birds to your Chattanooga-area yard
Whether you're a beginner birdwatcher or a seasoned bird nerd, there are plenty of simple, reliable ways to attract birds to your yard and keep them coming back.
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Dig in! Three Chattanooga gardeners offer their best tips on cultivating beautiful, bountiful outdoor spaces
No one disputes the beauty of fall's spectacular color, but as we say goodbye to the muted tones of winter, spring is about to put on a show of its own.
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‘The Soundtrack of Their Lives’: Chattanooga Symphony joins The Velvet Chair Experience for the songs that shaped their years
Chattanooga Symphony joins The Velvet Chair Experience to bring audience members the songs that shaped their years
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Built to Last: Lessons in fine furniture craftsmanship and building a friendly neighborhood wood shop
Nathan Kolb and Nate Penman — two guys named Nate — are on a mission to turn an old grocery store building in Chattanooga's Hill City community into a friendly neighborhood wood shop.
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Photos: Best Cellar
Wine and food lovers visited the Hunter Museum of American Art to help Preserve Chattanooga in their mission to protect historic architecture around the city.
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Photos: Dinner of Firsts
Chattanooga State's 60th "Dinner of Firsts" celebrated first-generation college students who are changing the trajectory of their family.
