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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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More in Chatter, page 56
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Chattanooga-area summer camps provide adventure, broaden horizons for multiple generations of campers
Elisabeth Gay Rice, now 62, remembers the feeling she got when she walked into her cabin at Camp Juliette Low in Cloudland, Georgia, as a 9-year-old. Like many young girls who grow up longing for independence, "I remember being eager for my parents to leave, meeting my counselors and learning the names of my fellow campers, learning camp songs and the camp rules," she recalls.
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Chattanooga features a wide variety of home styles, with something for everyone
Where you live says a lot about who you are.
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A look at the many facets of love in Chattanooga
Ah, love. They say it makes the world go 'round. It can do no wrong.
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Baby-naming experts discuss the latest trends in baby names
First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes a seemingly endless list of names you could give your new baby.
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Mountain overlooks around Chattanooga are popular places for popping the question
Sometimes when she's on an assignment, Chattanooga photographer Emily Lester pretends to be a tourist. But if she looks like she's casually taking in the sights with her camera, she's not.
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‘Mountain Autumn,’ artwork by live wedding painter Heidi Fawn Wilson
Chattanooga native Heidi Fawn Wilson has enjoyed expressing herself through art ever since she can remember. She studied graphic design at Brenau University and later taught art to high school students for eight years. After facing challenges with teaching during the pandemic, she decided to become an artist full-time.
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How a Chattanooga woman turned her divorce into a podcast
When Michelle Wright got married, she says it was more of an ultimatum than an act of romance.
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Long-lasting love: Chattanooga couples talk about navigating marriages that have lasted decades
Some find the person they are going to marry in grammar school. Others meet the person they're going to marry when they're old enough to understand tax forms.
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Brock Olsen: A dating coach for the modern world
For most of his life, 38-year-old Brock Olsen says people have told him that he has a keen understanding of human relationships.
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These ‘golden’ daters in Chattanooga show that it’s never too late to find love
This past fall, the "Bachelor" franchise took a stab at something new, introducing 72-year-old Gerry Turner as the first "Golden Bachelor."
The Seen
Have you been seen? A look at local events
