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Creating new traditions
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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
The Food Issue
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New president of Chattanooga’s Ronald McDonald House is in ‘friend-raising’ mode
When a college basketball coach once suggested that 6-foot-6, 225-pound Michael Brown would make a good center for his team, Brown quickly corrected him.
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Meet Chattanooga Community Kitchen’s sous chef, formerly homeless and hungry
There was a time when Prince Appleberry didn't know from where his next meal would come.
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Photos: MAC Gala
The "pawty" of the year, McKamey Animal Center hosted an evening of drinks, dancing, music and a live auction. All proceeds supported the life-saving mission of saving animals.
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How a new immersive art project hopes to revitalize the now-vacant, century-old Coosa Mill in Chattanooga
Orene A. Driggers, 97, was a quilt tuner back in the day.
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How to make the Superstition cocktail from Bode Chattanooga’s Dusk bar
Don't let fear of the unknown keep you from trying the Superstition cocktail at Dusk, the new bar at Chattanooga's Bode hotel.
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Photos: Ice Cream Safari
Along with unlimited sweet treat tastings, the Chattanooga Zoo invited its supporters to watch some of the animals enjoying ice-treat enrichments.
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Chattanooga boasts plenty of options when it comes to finding live music
Whether you like your live music served up in a smoky bar, on the patio of a nice restaurant or inside a cavern, the Chattanooga area has long been blessed with a vibrant music scene, with plenty of options when it comes to not only artists, but places to find it.
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Photos: Extravaganza
Signal Centers hosted its first-ever event and auction benefiting the Hart Gallery, which provides local artists experiencing homelessness or who have a disability the opportunity to express themselves and be paid for their work.
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Chattanooga’s The Picnic Society brings originality, elegance to outdoor dining
Tara McNabb's first picnic experience started with a whim and a social media post. Scrolling one day, one of those "tag yourself here to win a prize" posts caught her eye. She tagged herself in the comments, never thinking she'd win. But she did.
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Photos: Top Hat Society
Volunteers in Medicine Chattanooga launched an inaugural campaign in support of its Gowns for Good luncheon, honoring a group of ten community leaders determined to raise awareness and funding to help uninsured neighbors in need of primary care.
