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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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House concerts are the new ‘it’ venue for musicians
If you don't hear music when you're at Maria Cardillo Yacovone's house, something weird's going on.
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Lanis Littlefield satisfies her gardening urge with a charming potting shed
An arborist friend once told Lanis Littlefield that she had a beautiful garden but, also growing in it, "the worst trees you could possibly have." She laughs at the memory and concedes that he was probably right.
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Out-and-back day trips northeast from Chattanooga
For years, drivers of Ferraris and Porsches and Shelby Cobras have quietly slipped into Chattanooga on their way to points unknown. Well, at least "unknown" to people not named Eddie Rahm.
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“Walnut Street Bridge” by Robin Howe
Walnut Street Bridge
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Meet Chattanooga area adventurers who are addicted to dangerous hobbies
Whether it's clawing for a secure handhold while rock climbing, anticipating a wind gust while piloting a hang-glider or fighting against an extreme current while swimming in the Tennessee River, almost all adventure sports have their moments of peril. But for thrill-seekers, that's the allure of the outdoors.
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Chattanooga-area private schools offer courses and opportunities beyond traditional reading, writing and ‘rithmetic
The top four reasons parents choose private schooling for their children, according to the Council for American Private Education, are: the learning environment, better education and college preparation, smaller class size resulting in more individual attention and a curriculum that adheres to their religious beliefs and values.
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Several Chattanoogans discuss their unique hobbies
For us Chattanoogans, there exists a plethora of unique hobbies in which we can partake.
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Guide to private schools in the Greater Chattanooga area
The following information is as accurate as possible, based on information from websites and the schools themselves.
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Photos: Signal Centers’ Extravaganza II
Benefitting the Signal Centers' H*Art Gallery, the Extravaganza was an evening of music and artwork produced by artists who are homeless, have a disability (including disabled veterans), women trying to escape abuse, political refugees and other disadvantaged populations. The event featured live and silent auctions, with funds raised going to help those in need.
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Photos: Chatter Magazine 20 Under 40 Event
Chatter staff and readers came out to Common House to acknowledge and celebrate the 20 Under 40 honorees for 2023 who were featured in the July issue of the magazine.
The Seen
Have you been seen? A look at local events
