Kennedy: For some, face masks may still be needed
A couple of weeks ago, I felt myself becoming annoyed with people who are still wearing surgical masks in public places.

A couple of weeks ago, I felt myself becoming annoyed with people who are still wearing surgical masks in public places.

Last month, the Chattanooga Times Free Press reported that the Chattanooga Airport is the fastest-growing "small hub" airport in the United States this summer. With a 30% increase in seat capacity, the airport has far outpaced the national 4% growth average, according to previous reporting.

When software engineer Rosa Mastrogiacoma moved to southeastern Tennessee from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, three years ago, it was a comfortable fit -- so comfortable, in fact, that it felt like she was being led here by a higher power, she says.

Nolan Woody's portfolio of building projects is about as eclectic as it gets for a modern construction company manager.

Boys are the most efficient noise-making machines ever invented. It's not that they talk too much; they just sort of radiate noise, like rocks in a coffee can.

When Steve Ray bought his service station in 1983, gas was $1.10 a gallon and gas stations in Ooltewah were few and far between.

When we spoke recently to retired Army Ranger Jere Hartman, he said he was soaking his aching hands in ice water.

In what sounds like the deal of the century, jet rides at the Chattanooga Airport one day in July 1964 were just $5.

Susan Jarrett, a 48-year-old Marion County woman, has been making historic garments for more than 30 years.
You have to be at least 50 years old to remember when Ellis Restaurant on Market Street was aglow in neon.