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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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Where to find quality CBD products in Chattanooga
Since 2018, when hemp became a legal agricultural product in Tennessee, cannabidiol products, commonly known as CBD, have exploded on the market – everything from tinctures to pet treats.
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Chattanooga musicians share rules for songwriting
For the record, I have never written so much as a song lyric, much less an entire song.
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Check out this painting by Chattanooga artist Lora Miller
"Each year, I like to make little additions to my small gardens," says artist Lora Miller, who painted this piece on a hot summer day, standing in her sunroom, which overlooks her garden.
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How to make the Something Old, Something New margarita from Hotel Indigo’s The Wanderer bar
A study in contrasts, the Something Old, Something New cocktail from The Wanderer bar inside Hotel Indigo is the ideal mix of sweet and savory.
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Photos: Mardi Gras Gala
An evening of beads, jazz music and hurricane cocktails, Chambliss Center for Children's 10th annual gala featured more than New Orleans-style fun – it also helped support the local nonprofit, which has been caring for community children since 1872.
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Photos: Boots & Bling
Combining its two signature events, Walker County Chamber hosted its formal annual gala and annual dinner, featuring food, live music and a ceremony recognizing outstanding local businesses and nonprofits.
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Where to find and what to buy at Chattanooga’s ethnic markets
Curious about ethnic markets but overwhelmed by the options and don't know what to get?
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Sujata Singh blazes new path in international food with Spice Trail in downtown Chattanooga
Growing up in India, Sujata Singh was a young helper in her mother's kitchen.
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Photos: Green & Gold Gala
Benefiting Notre Dame High School, this sold-out event helped raise funds for new brick signage on the campus.
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‘Holy crap, it works!’: How a Soddy-Daisy man learned to photograph the heavens
How one curious, challenge-loving local became an astrophotographer
