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Creating new traditions
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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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Photos: Hope for the Holidays
American Cancer Society's annual black-tie gala invited those who have survived their fight against cancer and those honoring their loved ones to come together in celebration of hope while helping raise money to find a cure.
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7 Chattanooga teenagers blazing the way to a brighter future
E.E. Cummings once said, "It takes courage to grow up and become who you are."
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Chattanooga spring break staycation guide 2023
When you live in what Forbes magazine recently named one of the best travel destinations in the world, there's no reason to spend your time packing a suitcase or your money on expensive plane flights and hotel rooms.
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New climate-controlled yurts, experiences sure to make Camp Caverns more epic than ever
Camp Caverns is celebrating its second year providing epic experiences to young adventurers. And this year is set to be better than the last.
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Cooking together as a family offers myriad health benefits, says Chattanooga dietitian
Sometimes we are so busy we forget what is really important: nourishing our relationships and enjoying our children.
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Photos: Gowns for Good
Volunteers in Medicine Chattanooga hosted this annual luncheon and live fashion show, inviting supporters to donate a gown or cocktail dress for the charity auction, with 100% of its proceeds benefiting uninsured neighbors in need of primary care.
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Photos: Anniversary Dinner
The MaryEllen Locher Scholarship Fund at CHI Memorial Foundation, which offers college scholarships to children of breast cancer patients, celebrated 20 years of supporting local families with a dinner at Parkside Hall.
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Photos: Trefoil Society Luncheon
The Girl Scouts of the Southern Appalachians honored Sheila Boyington, CEO of local educational technology firm Thinking Media, during its annual luncheon, designed to celebrate the spirit of Girl Scouting.
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Photos: NYE Party
Honest Charley's rung in the New Year with fun, music, drinks, a great venue and more — all benefiting local autism programs and services through the Chattanooga Autism Center.
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Photos: MainX24 Parade
Every December since 2007, Chattanoogans gather to celebrate Main Street and the surrounding Southside during this 24-hour-long community showcase, featuring music, poetry readings, chili cook-offs and a parade. The festival is organized entirely by residents, merchants and friends of the neighborhood.
