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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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Found object sculptor Terry Cannon discusses his journey into art
Upon entering Terry Cannon's studio, you'd probably think that you walked into the wrong place. "Surely, this can't be an artist's studio," you would tell yourself. "It looks more like a Home Depot."
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‘The Chattanooga Toy Buyer’ talks about the art of toy collecting, Barbie and beyond
Big red letters on The Chattanooga Toy Buyer's website admonish visitors that, "I don't buy or know about Beanie Babies!" Still, Brad Putt, aka The Chattanooga Toy Buyer, says he gets two to three calls a day from someone looking to sell their Beanie Baby "collectibles," which he literally can't even give away.
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Whether in a bar or a van, singing karaoke is still a popular way to have fun in Chattanooga
Deanna Wallace has been deejaying around Chattanooga for about 10 years and has a simple philosophy when it comes to karaoke.
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Local artist Julia Whitworth creates a painting a day for 100 days
Raised in an art-loving household, Julia Whitworth explored various creative outlets during her youth. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she reawakened her passion for art following several years in the corporate world after college. On New Year's Day 2021, she picked up a paintbrush and immersed herself in a world filled with colors and emotion. That moment changed everything.
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Dalton woman captures memories with her carefully made T-shirt quilts
Dana Locke, 59, takes scraps of fabric from people's lives and fashions them into an ultimate keepsake: a T-shirt quilt.
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More than just apples, Cleveland’s Apple Valley Orchards also offers home-baked pies, fritters and donuts
The day starts early for Chuck McSpadden as the sun rises over the rolling hills at Apple Valley Orchards in Cleveland, Tennessee.
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A fitness studio featuring AI-guided workouts opens in Chattanooga
You can't read the news without seeing an article explaining how important artificial intelligence is for self-driving cars, factory automation, fraud protection, medical analysis, letter-writing in businesses, essay-generation in schools and in virtually every sport.
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How to make the ‘Boots With the Fur’ cocktail from Old Man Rivers Table & Tavern in Chattanooga
As the weather cools, it's time to spice up your drinks and bring out the cozy boots. The Boots With the Fur cocktail at Old Man Rivers Table & Tavern, a recently opened restaurant and bar at the foot of Signal Mountain, is an ideal way to dip your toes into fall flavors like apple cider and cinnamon.
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Take a day trip to apple orchards near Chattanooga on these scenic backroads
For the second installment in our series based on car enthusiast Eddie Rahm's Scenic City Backroads website — which features curated routes along the region's backroads — we're focusing on the area southwest of Chattanooga, for those who want to combine a scenic drive with a visit to one of the area's many apple orchards.
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Photos: On Point Luncheon 2023
It was "an afternoon of inspiration" at the Chattanooga Convention Center. Youth development organization On Point held a luncheon, complete with a meet-and-greet and the motivational words of guest speaker and best-selling author Leigh Anne Tuohy.
The Seen
Have you been seen? A look at local events
