Kennedy: Money-minded son knows some things
I'm not sure how our 18-year-old son became so money-minded, but there are signs of his obsession around the house.
Remember When, Chattanooga? City had nation’s first tax-funded Black hospital
On June 18, 1947, the nation's first taxpayer-supported hospital for Black doctors and their patients opened on Chattanooga's West Ninth Street, now called M.L. King Boulevard.
Kennedy: Make thousands a week, travel coast-to-coast delivering groceries
Joshua Dzik, 45, puts about 50,000 miles a year on his Volkswagen Jetta.
Kennedy: TikTok eats time, energy
When everybody was freaking out about the recent TikTok pause, my response was "meh."
Remember When, Chattanooga? A former mayor almost got choked
In a moment of levity captured on camera, former Chattanooga Mayor P.R. "Rudy" Olgiati briefly got tangled in a ceremonial ribbon.
‘An honor to be part of that’: Chattanooga accounting firm manager joining elite military unit in Alabama
Jessika Blankenship has always known that the story of her professional life would be punctuated with a comma, or maybe even an ellipsis.
Kennedy: Father-in-law’s legacy reflects in our boys
My father-in-law, Wade Frazier, of White Pine, Tennessee, died Jan. 9. He was 81.
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Remember When, Chattanooga? Century-old Northside Neighborhood House started with a quilting circle
Northside Neighborhood House, a nonprofit agency with century-old roots, was started in the 1920s when two Chattanooga women observed children living in poverty in North Chattanooga.
Kennedy: Special Olympics director for Southeast Tennessee named to hall of fame
When Judy Rogers first got involved in Special Olympics, she was a young teacher at Orange Grove Center, and Richard Nixon was president of the United States.
Kennedy: Bob Dylan movie stirs memories
I grew up around folk music.
