Jo Kibble (they/them) covers a variety of topics for Get Out and Chatter magazines, including trend and hiking. They also help out with social media management for the two magazines. Jo graduated from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in 2021 with a BA in English: Creative Writing.
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by Jo KibbleJim Lemons, 65, has always been up for a challenge.
by Jo KibbleSince 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.
by Jo KibbleWe've all tried over-the-counter remedies for the common cold and seasonal allergies, but where can you go and what can you get in Chattanooga if you prefer a more holistic, natural option for your health care?
by Jo KibbleRecent technologies are ushering in a new frontier called the metaverse.
by Jo KibbleYou don't have to travel overseas to get a taste of flavors from afar.
by Jo KibbleElizabeth Bounds is a businesswoman on a mission: to deliver healthy milk alternatives to Chattanoogans with as little impact on the environment as possible.
by Jo KibbleRobin Bell had been hiking plenty — but even so, she didn't quite understand what she was getting into when she signed up for the 56 Tennessee State Parks Challenge.
by Jo KibbleWhen Kate Veltkamp bought her first home last year, she knew there would be a lot of DIY projects — furniture renovations among them. And as she started playing with furniture, she found deep satisfaction in making her pieces feel new again.
by Jo KibbleBoth Rob Johnson, owner of Aquatic Aesthetics in Hixson, Tennessee, and his friend, Ed Cejka, are locals who suffer from Multiple Tank Syndrome — although "suffer" probably isn't the right word for something that the two are enthralled by.
by Jo KibbleDo you remember the last time you played on the playground? What was your favorite thing to do? Climb the monkey bars? Ride the seesaws?
by Jo KibbleAccording to a 2021 Forbes Health article, concierge medicine - sometimes called boutique medicine, retainer-based medicine or platinum practice - allows for exclusive, personalized care with great accessibility and convenience.
by Jo KibbleTake a few deep breaths. Feel your arms, torso and legs relax as you let thoughts drift in and out of your head like ocean waves. Focus on your breathing, and feel the weight of your body.
by Jo KibbleIndoor gardening — playfully dubbed "plant parenting" by some — is in full bloom. The human desire to nurture living things is rooted deep in our DNA, and, frankly, it seems to be satisfied by tending people, pets or even plants.
by Jo KibbleLoud music is blaring. Glass and debris are flying everywhere — vases, bottles and appliances, smashed to bits. It may sound like chaos — and it is. But it's also therapy.
by Jo KibbleIn ancient times, linens used for mummification were soaked with embalming resin that utilized what we would today describe as essential oils. Centuries later, we now have over 90 different essential oils, each with their own health claim.
by Jo KibbleMore and more of Chattanooga's younger generations, from Gen X to Gen Z, are finding fulfillment in the metaphysical, particularly astrology and tarot.
by Jo KibbleNo matter what holiday you celebrate, candy and sweets are always in demand during this time of year.
by Jo KibbleSeason's greetings. Blessed Yule. Happy Hanukkah. Merry Christmas.
by Jo KibbleThe average lifespan after being diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a cancer of plasma cells, is five years.
by Jo Kibble