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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
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Creative Discovery Museum closed to kids and invited adults 21 and up to don their best costume while listening to ghost stories, enjoying light snacks and exploring exhibits with a drink in hand.

Over the past 35 years, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga has raised over 290 roofs for local families, and each year, it invites supporters to attend an annual luncheon in celebration of these accomplishments.

Featuring food trucks, art performances, mini golf and more, United Way of Greater Chattanooga hosted a block party to celebrate 100 years of service. The party was followed by the organization's Impact Days, its largest volunteerism event to date.

Need help cooking a turkey for your holiday meal?

What home cook hasn't felt a moment of righteous satisfaction when presenting the turkey platter at Thanksgiving dinner?

The holidays can be stressful. They're busy and expensive, and there's a lot of pressure to make them the most wonderful time of the year. This season, give yourself grace. Focus on what you can control: the energy you put into the world. Here are 50 ways to be kind.
While Thanksgiving is a holiday typically spent at home, it's also a great time to get away — whether you choose to gather with family at a destination that takes care of the work for you or slip away for the weekend after enjoying a festive feast.

Entertaining isn't easy, but there are solutions for those of us who are not great cooks — and who don't mind passing off store-bought items as our own.

When Chattanoogans Rachel Wanamaker and Chloe Kaufman tell people they make balsamic vinegar cocktail mixers, they are usually met with a confused look.

History tends to repeat itself, and Cowboy Caviar is proof of just that.

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