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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
The Food Issue
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Whether in a handbell choir or at a Salvation Army donation locale, Christmas bells are ringing in Chattanooga
Often, when the Metropolitan Bells come offstage after a concert, director Gary Bynum is approached by an audience member who is amazed at the range of material the handbell ensemble just performed.
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Photos: First Things First’s Signature Event
Crowds sang and danced to support family relationships across Hamilton County at First Things First's annual Signature Event. Attendees had the opportunity to enjoy a cocktail hour and interview session with the Nashville-based band The Lone Bellow, finishing off the evening with a stunning performance by the group. As event attendees were enjoying the evening, they supported vital educational courses to strengthen parent, child and couple relationships, so families can keep growing together.
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Photos: Bacon & Barrel Festival
Signature bacon and pork samplings from local restaurants combined with bourbon from around the world as guests supported the Chattanooga Market at Bacon & Barrel Festival.
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Photos: Austin Hatcher Foundation’s Celebration of Life & Hope
The Celebration of Life & Hope Gala brought together families, friends and supporters for an evening of joy, remembrance and resilience.
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Photos: A Taste of Southern
Guests got a taste of what it means to be a part of Southern Adventist University at the A Taste of Southern gala at The Chattanoogan Hotel. Recognition was given to first-generation college students who received endowed scholarships and also people who serve their community.
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Chattanooga fathers talk about what it means to be a dad
Fatherhood, and parenthood more broadly, isn't easy.
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In Chattanooga, certain groups, interests and activities motivate men
Partnered men may not plan their every excursion, but most are willing — if sometimes reluctant — participants in whatever their wives or girlfriends put on the agenda.
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Chattanooga man stages elaborate musical theater productions for DoorDash delivery drivers
In an otherwise ordinary and unassuming subdivision in Chattanooga, Kyle Philippi's home is the liveliest one on the block.
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On pines and needles: choosing and caring for a Christmas tree, with tips from a Georgia tree farmer
November is the usual time to gear up for decking your halls. Most people use Thanksgiving as the kickoff point to officially launch their fa-la-la-la-la-ing for the season.
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Clothes make the man: Chattanooga locals discuss trends in male fashion
Fashion is definitely not a women-only topic. Men have always been interested, though sometimes not considered. In 2025, that seems to finally be changing, with men of all ages choosing looks that inspire confidence. This era brings the romanticizing of '90s and 2000s looks, the popularity of business casual and styles that intersect professionalism and everyday wear.
