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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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New hotels near Chattanooga to book in 2022
Ready to get away for a few nights after years of travel deprivation? There are a handful of hotels opening their doors this year, and they're worth getting excited about.
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Got Milk: Chattanooga startup delivers a dose of nostalgia with its milk-alternative subscription service
Elizabeth Bounds is a businesswoman on a mission: to deliver healthy milk alternatives to Chattanoogans with as little impact on the environment as possible.
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Art: It’s a word that has as many definitions as there are people, it seems, muses Chattanooga music writer
When you hear the word "art," what comes to mind?
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Try some of these ethnic eateries in the Chattanooga area
You don't have to travel overseas to get a taste of flavors from afar.
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Photos: Sunday Showcase
The Performing Arts League featured performances by Chattanooga's outstanding young artists in dance, instrumental music, vocal performance and theatre.
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Photos: Lookout Wild Film Festival
Showcasing films from around the world about wild places and the people they inspire, Chattanooga's premier film festival returned to Tivoli Theatre for a weekend dedicated to all things outdoors.
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Nominations open for 2022 Chatter Magazine 20 Under 40: The ‘Brain Gain’ Edition
Nominations open for 2022 Chatter Magazine 20 Under 40: The 'Brain Gain' Edition
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A Chattanoogan by way of Bangalore shares her recipe for traditional naan
International flavors have exploded in restaurants and home kitchen across the United States – among them, naan, a traditional flatbread from the Punjab region of India.
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Photos: “Prison to Purpose: A Past That Shaped My Future” book release
City Councilwoman Demetrus Coonrod signed copies of her new book about going from prison to holding public office during its official release party at Allgood's Used Books and Coffee.
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A Chattanooga mom, camp manager offer insights on choosing the right summer camps for your kids
Cooper is into sports. Lucy loves to cook. And Caroline is all about art.
