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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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Alan Shuptrine’s gilded work to be featured in Florida art exhibition
Lookout Mountain artist Alan Shuptrine is a nationally renowned master craftsman.
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Ooltewah photographer says her inner ‘horse girl’ never left
At age 49, Betsy Bird still considers herself a "horse girl" at heart.
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Georgia’s peach crop is the pits this year, but farmers and restaurant owners remain optimistic
The late-spring freeze that blanketed the South resulted in a devastating shortage for Georgia peach farmers, with a reported 90% crop loss across the board. And it wasn't just the Peach State's peaches, which are a major industry in Georgia, that were affected.
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Music lovers are setting the record straight about vinyl
For Lydia McWilliams, vinyl records are a family tradition.
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New boutique fitness studios expand exercise options in Chattanooga-area neighborhoods
With more people now working from home for at least part of the week, many people are working out closer to home as well. Online classes and home exercise equipment like Peloton, which grew in popularity during the pandemic, continue to meet the fitness needs of people who work from home.
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How to make the Monty Hugo, one Chattanooga restaurant’s version of the Hugo Spritz
If you're looking for a refreshing summer cocktail that's relatively easy to make, look no further than the Hugo Spritz.
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Riding the Ferris wheel, playing mini golf and strolling the boardwalk are Myrtle Beach must-dos
While I generally choose more secluded beach destinations, I also love to indulge in kitschy tourist attractions by the sea — the likes of which only Myrtle Beach can offer (within driving distance of Chattanooga, anyway).
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Professionally trained ballet dancer fought the odds to open Chattanooga dance school
In the bustling streets of Brooklyn, New York, Fredrick Davis's story unfolded against the backdrop of struggle and hardship. He grew up in poverty, and his world was further complicated by the separation of his parents. Ultimately, though, destiny had a promising path in store for him, leading him far away to the Scenic City of Chattanooga.
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Photos: Launch Party for the Tennessee Aquarium’s New Ridges to Rivers Exhibit
Guests were invited to spend an evening at the Tennessee Aquarium for a special launch party, celebrating the opening of the new Ridges to Rivers Exhibit.
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Photos: Girls Inc. of Chattanooga’s UnBought and UnBossed luncheon
Girls Inc. of Chattanooga honored several local women of distinction at their annual UnBought and UnBossed Luncheon.
The Seen
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