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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
The Food Issue
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Most Interesting People: 10 Chattanoogans that prove the many ways to make the most of life
At Chatter Magazine, our archives read like a catalog of interesting people who've helped shape our city's culture. We'd like to shine a spotlight on a few of them, again.
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Chattanooga Mensa members share an inquisitive nature and an inclination for stimulating talk on a variety of topics
The Chattanooga Mensa group features people from all walks of life. They include doctors, judges, engineers and military pilots, a number of whom are retired.
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Photos: Chambliss Center for Children celebrates 150 years
Chambliss Center for Children celebrated 150 years with a family-friendly party on its main campus, featuring big wheel races, a petting zoo, inflatables, sky gazing with the Barnard Astronomical Society, stage performances, interactive art activities, food trucks and more.
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Photos: Celebration of Valor Luncheon
This sixth annual event honored Medal of Honor recipient Salvatore "Sal" Giunta, who shared his story as the keynote speaker. Proceeds from the luncheon supported the National Medal of Honor Heritage Center.
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Photos: Chattanooga CARES, Cempa host Beyond the Ribbon, le Brunch en Blanc
Starting as an effort to raise money to support communities suffering from the HIV/AIDS epidemic, Chattanooga CARES Foundation and Cempa Community Care hosted a decadent champagne brunch set to the electric sounds of DJ MCPRO.
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Photos: Chattanooga Zoo’s annual Banana Ball
Over 300 guests attended the Chattanooga Zoo's annual fundraiser, which featured award-winning National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore, Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly and interactions with animal ambassadors.
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Photos: Witches and Wine
Celebrating the most spook-tacular season, partygoers donned their pointy hats to enjoy wine, hors d'oeuvres and dancing, all in support of Downside Up, Inc., a nonprofit that provides support, education and encouragement for families who have children with disabilities.
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Photos: Women of Distinction of Greater Chattanooga annual awards luncheon
Every year, the Women of Distinction of Greater Chattanooga honors women who set themselves apart in the community through an awards presentation and luncheon hosted at the Chattanooga Convention Center.
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Where to find a salt cave near Chattanooga and why you should consider visiting one this winter
Mid-winter is peak flu season and a time when respiratory conditions like asthma tend to flare, so it seems like the ideal time to try out halotherapy, or salt therapy.
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Pet guinea pigs are becoming more popular in Chattanooga. Here’s what animal care specialists want you to know
Since the pandemic, like many pets, guinea pigs have gained popularity in American homes.
