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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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A Hollywood film and music producer finds the right notes in Chattanooga
Marc Aramian has pursued various careers around the world, with one domestic stop in Hollywood as a film and music producer.
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Tennessee Aquarium celebrates 30 years with Washed Ashore exhibit
At least 14 million tons of plastics end up in the ocean every year, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
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Chattanooga Red Wolves fuel fans’ team spirit with signature cocktail
The Chattanooga Red Wolves are giving new meaning to team spirit with themed cocktail offerings during home games at CHI Memorial Stadium.
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Photos: Hunter Underground
Instead of its usual basement, club-style event, this year, the Hunter Museum transported guests into a surrealist garden dreamscape in the museum's atrium, helping introduce collectors and art supporters to its space.
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Chattanooga-area farmers talk asparagus, peas and Vidalia onions, plus recipes
Cold days and nights are a thing of the past now. The sun is shining longer, and daytime temperatures are on the rise.
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Chasing a $10 lunch: UTC students review reasonably priced lunches in Chattanooga
You've probably heard the saying: There's no free lunch.
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What is the most iconic dish in Chattanooga? Check out the results of our food bracket
Eight dishes; three rounds; 524 votes.
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Six Chattanooga-area neighborhood restaurants you should try next
While many of Chattanooga's best restaurants are concentrated in the downtown area, quite a few gems are hidden in smaller neighborhoods around town. Here are some of the best neighborhood restaurants worth leaving downtown for.
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Photos: Annual Gala
Proceeds from this annual gala went toward the Rotary Club of Cleveland Foundation, which gives to organizations doing good in the community, such as The Boys & Girls Club, the United Way of the Ocoee Region, the Caring Place, Karis Dental and more.
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Photos: Antiques Show & Sale
Houston Museum of Decorative Arts hosted its 48th annual show and sale, one of the Southeast's premier antique shows. Those who attended the preview party were treated to drinks, hors d'oeuvres and a first look at the show items.
