The very first scene on the very first episode on the very first season shows Deputy Rick drawing his handgun and firing a bullet into the skull of a little girl. She was carrying a teddy bear. Her brains explode.
My own.
When I was a teacher, every so often I'd invite my students to leave the classroom, go outside, find a tree and hug it.
It's called the Chattanooga Village: a commercial and residential development being planned over 190 acres of trees, forests and one beautiful Hixson hilltop.
On Friday, I met Steven Fox, the 2012 U.S. Amateur champ and University of Tennessee at Chattanooga hero, for a friendly round of 18 holes of golf.
I suspect that when it's all said and done, they'll find a lot of cornbread crumbs and fried chicken.
Mark West, leader of the Chattanooga Tea Party, doesn't drink. Not a drop.
Zombies - especially the ones shuffling through "The Walking Dead,'' the hit show inspiring this Tuesday online-only column - live by eating the flesh of others.
Chapins held killer's life in their hands
Little 9-year-old Bella French, wearing pink Hello Kitty boots and clutching her puppy dog notebook, didn't pay much attention to the nine men in suits and ties seated in leather chairs before her.
