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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
The Food Issue
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Game on! Insider tips for a football trip to Knoxville, Tuscaloosa, Auburn or Athens
At any college town on a football Saturday, the air crackles with energy. Fans feel the excitement before they even enter the stadium.
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Photos: Heart Strings for Hope
Presented by the Miller Family Foundation and Acura of Chattanooga, the US 101 Heart Strings for Hope event brought together country music fans and country music artists to raise funds for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
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Photos: The Red Cross’s Southeast Tennessee Heroes Luncheon
For the 17th year, the American Red Cross honored people from the Chattanooga area for measuring up to the organization's values of protecting the lives and health of people in the community.
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Photos: The Hunter Museum’s opening of the “VIVID: A Fresh Take” exhibition
The Hunter Museum of Art celebrated the opening its contemporary art exhibition "VIVID: A Fresh Take," which included paintings and sculptures from world-renowned artists.
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Photos: Erlanger’s 349 Affair
Members of the community who donate $1,000 or more each year to help fund Erlanger's various medical programs are invited to join the hospital's prestigious Queen & Crescent Society. The society allows its members to come out to Erlanger Foundation events, such as this dinner that was held at the Chattanooga Whiskey Event Hall. This year's event had the theme of "Casks + Connections."
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Photos: The Performing Arts League’s A Dramatic Affair
Chattanooga's Performing Arts League (PAL) partnered with the Chattanooga Theatre Centre (CTC) for an evening filled with food and entertainment. Guests enjoyed a meal provided by FEED Co. Table & Tavern while watching a theatrical performance of "Murder on the Orient Express" on the newly renovated CTC stage. The proceeds from this event will go toward scholarships for young performers' education.
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Photos: Chattanooga Ducks Unlimited’s Great Outdoors Festival
Parents and children gathered at Covey Creek Farm to celebrate the outdoors with Chattanooga Ducks Unlimited.
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Photos: Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy’s Odyssey Luncheon
Each school year, the Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy (CGLA) hosts its Odyssey Luncheon to showcase its highest-achieving students and celebrate their accomplishments and efforts made during that particular year.
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Photos: Dancing With the Stars of North Georgia
This annual competition took place at the Chattanooga Convention Center. The Dancing With the Stars event started with a cocktail hour, then 10 local contestants who were paired with professional dancers showed off their best dance moves.
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Million-dollar homes have big appeal in Chattanooga
In an increasingly urbanized Hamilton County, the developers of the Flipper Bend subdivision on Signal Mountain have sought to preserve as many trees as possible on the property's 400-acre mountaintop property, setting aside residential lots with up to four acres each on some sites.
