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Michelin-starred chef Julia Sullivan opens Judith in Sewanee
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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Preventing injury on the pickleball court, a Red Bank physical therapist shares tips and exercises
From 12 to 99, people across America are getting active with a new favorite sport: pickleball.
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Canine influenza outbreak: Best practices for keeping your pet healthy when boarding this holiday season in Chattanooga
Making arrangements for your pets to stay safe and warm while you're on holiday vacation is no easy task; you're thinking about the cost of care, location and which of your pup's favorite treats to pack.
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New Outdoor Chattanooga director wants more people to experience the joys of nature
Gail Barille's first visit to Chattanooga resulted in love at first sight.
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Chattanooga area music venues look for new ways to improve the fan experience
Venue managers, musicians, promoters and just about everyone else involved in putting on a live music show have long considered the fan experience, but I don't remember them ever making it a priority the way they did in 2022.
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How to make the Happy Days cocktail from Wooden City in Chattanooga
Cloudy, gray times will be a thing of the past after a few sips of the Happy Days cocktail from Wooden City on Broad Street in downtown Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga hotels, shopping centers amp up the ambiance with holiday decor
With thousands of visitors passing through Chattanooga's hotels and shopping malls during the holiday season, these signature properties roll out an extra measure of ambiance to set a festive mood. Swags of garland, bowers of greenery and thousands of twinkling lights provide coziness in wide open spaces and selfie backdrops for social media.
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Check out this art by Chattanooga-based artist Mamie Bivin
"My paintings originate from direct observation, though they are often abstracted to some degree," says artist Mamie Bivin.
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Why you should visit Asheville’s new ‘urban campground’
If you're ready for a cozy cabin escape, Wrong Way River Lodge & Cabins in West Asheville, North Carolina, offer the outdoorsy charm you expect from a cabin in the mountains but without the seclusion.
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Photos: Trident Cornhole Tournament
The 5th annual cornhole tournament invited friends and families to compete for prizes, with proceeds benefiting Child Life Services at the Children's Hospital at Erlanger.
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Photos: Torchlight Gala
This evening celebration at the Hunter Museum showcased heavy hors d'oeuvres, mead tastings and live music.
