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Kennedy: CHI Memorial Hospital nurses get to the heart of the matter
It isn't every day that pig hearts are centerpieces at a "lunch and learn."
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Remember When, Chattanooga? East Ridge was Tennessee’s fastest growing city
Ninety-five years ago, in 1930, East Ridge was a land-locked hamlet with 2,252 people, according to U.S. census records.
Sound asleep: White-noise generators are helping America snooze better
Around 1990, Chattanoogan Sam Hall and his wife bought a mechanical white-noise generator to help them sleep after a neighbor's dog began yapping incessantly at night.
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Kennedy: Introducing the ‘Cracker Barrel’ of goth stores in Chattanooga
Looking for some Saturday-morning fun?
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Remember When? Lake Queen II roamed the Tennessee River
If you were around in the middle of the 20th century, you might have taken a ride on the Lake Queen excursion boat or its successor, the Lake Queen II.
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Kennedy: The Chattanooga man who has 60,000 signed baseball cards
You can't talk about Scott Hensley's baseball-card hobby without mentioning a few numbers.
Kennedy: Give me a stack of $20 bills any day
Our younger son sold a utility trailer on Facebook Marketplace last week. When he came inside after closing the deal, he was holding a stack of $20 bills.
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Remember When, Chattanooga? Did you see a movie at Eastgate Theatre?
A line of moviegoers stretched for a distance of three blocks Sept. 16, 1965, anticipating the grand opening of the new 800-seat Eastgate Theatre.
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Kennedy: Girl with brittle bones is far from fragile
Most people have at least one broken-bone story to tell -- just from ordinary, human wear and tear.
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Remember When, Chattanooga? Plato’s Closet opened here 20 years ago
Twenty years ago this month, Plato's Closet near Hamilton Place became one of the city's hippest used clothing stores.
