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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
The Food Issue
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Photos: Choices Banquet
The annual Choices Banquet, held at the Chattanooga Convention Center, brought together community in support of those facing unexpected pregnancies.
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Photos: Spectrum Hunter Museum
Art Deco design, flapper fashion, and jazz music set the zeitgeist as Chattanooga turned out to support the Hunter Museum of American Art at its 2025 Spectrum fundraiser this fall.
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Photos: Women of Distinction
The Chattanooga Convention Center was buzzing with anticipation for the 2025 Tennessee Women of Distinction. Janet Ayers, the co-founder of Ayers Foundation Trust, was honored for her contributions to charitable organizations in health care and education. The Women of Distinction Award honors women who display selflessness and excellence in various areas of their community. Proceeds benefited Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, which provides free books to children in Tennessee.
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Dining Review: You can expect beautiful food and expert service at Camila
Dinner at Camila is like a walk through the French countryside.
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Chattanooga mothers are keeping busy with their children’s activities
Take the kids to school. Pick them up from school. Take one kid to swim practice and the other to hockey practice. Prepare costume for school play. Drop kid off at play rehearsal. Fix dinner. Pick kids up…
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Mothers’ nature: Behind the scenes of motherhood in Chattanooga
Mothers wear lots of hats — and often, those hats are covered with sticky fingerprints or grape juice stains. Moms have a lot to juggle: school drop-offs and pickups, recital runs, play dates, chicken nugget prep and bathtime.
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Chattanooga artist Allie Levanway discusses motherhood, creation and creativity
Allie Levanway knows what it is to break into pieces. The goal, she says, is to not disappear in the breaking.
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Two Chattanooga women explain their choice of being a stay-at-home mom or a working mom
Being a mom is a job all on its own. Adding in the complexities of finances, careers, school choice and other needs can influence whether someone decides to be a working mom or a stay-at-home mom.
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A Chattanooga-area woman’s unexpected journey to motherhood at 41
I didn't think I wanted children — until the day I turned 40.
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Three’s company: This three-generation mother-daughter trio in Chattanooga enjoys being together
It's not often that you find three generations of mother-daughters as involved as the Klemmer/Skarda family.
