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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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Chattanooga YMCA president/CEO reflects on what sets the local fitness institution apart from all others
Baron Herdelin-Doherty is inextricably linked to the YMCA. He started nearly 40 years ago working as a fitness instructor and manager in Mobile, Alabama, and met his wife at a Y in Nashville 26 years ago.
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What constitutes ‘authentic’ chili? Plus where to get a bowl in Chattanooga
It won't be long before Chattanoogans are ready for the first real taste of autumn weather — cool temperatures, lower humidity and beautiful clear skies. Then magically, it will be time for chili weather, an opportunity not to be missed.
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Mental health crisis among children is a national emergency, experts say. Here’s where to get help in Chattanooga.
Mental health issues are on the rise for everyone, but especially for children.
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FEED Co. celebrates 100th anniversary of United Way with Hands Up cocktail
Summer may be on its way out, but as the season's heat still lingers, you can trick your mind into thinking you are back at the beach once five o'clock rolls around. To bring awareness to the 100th anniversary of United Way of Greater Chattanooga, FEED Co. Table and Tavern and both locations of sister restaurant 1885 created a line of United Way-themed drinks including FEED's Hands Up, a light and refreshing cocktail with a name that references the organization's logo and mission of offering a "hand up" to people in need.
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Sam Gooden left a legacy of great music, professionalism in Chattanooga and around the world
I don't remember the year, but I am certain of the date. It was Sept. 14. I know because that's my birthday.
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How to make friends with other moms in the Chattanooga area
Motherhood can be joyful, difficult and sometimes seemingly impossible, and all of those circumstances are made better by having other moms around to share the experience.
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More than 70 charitable events in Chattanooga to mark your calendar for
Over the past few years, Chattanooga nonprofits have had to get creative with how they raise money – trading ballroom soirees for virtual get-togethers, and community walks for online auctions.
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Isaiah 117 House at Chambliss Center will be a refuge for children entering foster care
Children entering the foster-care system in Hamilton County will soon have a place of greater refuge as they await placement in a foster home.
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Assisted stretching helps Chattanoogans limber up
You've heard of assisted living. But what about assisted stretching?
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United efforts to address Chattanoogans’ biggest problems remain at the heart of community building
Chattanoogans are no stranger to disaster.
