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Remember When, Chattanooga? Scholze Tannery was a big employer
If you lived in Chattanooga during the 20th century, chances are good you knew someone who worked at the Scholze Tannery.
Kennedy: Top chef rates Chattanooga restaurant scene
Chef Erik Niel came to Chattanooga to watch football 25 years ago and never left.
Kennedy: ‘The Pitt’ on Max sorts out life and death
I don't often get hooked on a TV show, but a new steaming series called "The Pitt" on Max has me riveted.
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Remember When, Chattanooga? Highland Park Baptist shared hug cake with thousands
In 1947, leaders of Highland Park Baptist, Chattanooga's 20th century megachurch, wanted to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the church's radio ministry.
Kennedy: Baylor teacher shares life skills through auto mechanics
In a small garage on the edge of the Baylor School campus, a 103-year-old automobile sits in a state of perpetual rehabilitation.
Kennedy: Boomers exit quietly from the workplace
Every time I walk by Dave Flessner's old desk, my heart sinks a little.
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Remember When, Chattanooga? You could buy a Thunderbird on Rossville Boulevard
In 1959, the Bert Brown Ford used car dealership here sold about 1,000 cars, according to newspaper advertisements of the period.
Twin doctors Jermaine and Jeremy Hogstrom are social media sensations
Perhaps it's a sign of the times that two of Chattanooga's most well-known doctors are also two of its youngest.
Chattanooga-area’s ‘A Murder of Crowes’ and other tribute bands are really killing it in the music scene
When a group of Dalton, Georgia, rockers coalesced into a Black Crowes tribute band last year, learning the intricacies of the Southern rock band's song book was, well, murder.
Kennedy: UTC econ professor remembers childhood struggles
Claudia Kramer, 42, has a doctorate and a prestigious post as a University of Tennessee at Chattanooga economics professor.
