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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
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If you're ready for a detox after too much imbibing this holiday season, Chattanooga has plenty of alcohol-free drink options to help you make it through a dry January. Whether you're looking for a mocktail to enjoy on a night out with friends or a soothing tea to help you relax in place of a glass of wine, we've rounded up the best local (and somewhat local) drinks to help you stay sober without sacrificing your love for tasty beverages.

Patrons dining at No.10 steakhouse may sate their appetites with a Porterhouse or rib-eye. But they also can feast on the visual appeal of the new restaurant on Chattanooga's redeveloping Southside.

Whether you are looking to relax with a spa experience, enjoy nature or learn history, Hot Springs, Arkansas, has you covered. Located about eight hours from Chattanooga, the area is ideal for a long weekend getaway that's unlike anywhere else within driving distance.

The new year brings with it many traditions: eating black-eyed peas and greens or deep cleaning your home, for example. And another that seems to be growing in popularity: polar plunges.

As far as experience goes, Mike Dougher has no equal when it comes to booking bands in Chattanooga.

Scenic City Women's Network hosted a breakfast with special guest performer Louise Mandrell.

Pet Placement Center's largest fundraiser, featuring heavy hors d'oeuvres, drinks and both live and silent auctions, helps raise money each year to support the animals at the center.

This annual banquet celebrated women and families impacted by Choices in 2022.

Every dog or cat owner knows that the road to your pet's happiness is paved with daily treats. It goes without saying that many animal lovers tend to pamper their dogs and cats with treats apart from their regular meals. While some purchase their treats in bulk, many of these have a high calorie content.

The Brainerd Community Food Pantry celebrated its second anniversary with a festival that included live entertainment, yard games, face painting and more.

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