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Red Bank man has a mint copy of every People magazine
Wiley Couch, 73, bought his first copy of People magazine in March 1974 at the former Gateway Bookstore in downtown Chattanooga.
Kennedy: Travel makes me nervous, so I won’t be going to Africa
My wife and younger son are going to Africa next year. Nothing against Africa, but I'm staying home.
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Remember When, Chattanooga? Who is the war hero in this photo?
Many Chattanoogans remember Charles Coolidge, the decorated World War II veteran, as an aging military hero.
Two Hixson artists make gourd-eous art for fall
Artist Carrie Hewitt remembers a time in her childhood when her creative impulses began to spark.
Kennedy: Wait, don’t buy a new car, wrap your old one
In the auto industry, aftermarket companies that sell add-on parts and accessories are as a common as cup holders in a minivan.
Kennedy: We lived two blocks, and 20 years, apart
When I see a hand-addressed envelope on my desk, it lifts me.
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Remember When, Chattanooga? Cowboy Roy Rogers gave a child a puppy
Imagine going to a Taylor Swift concert and being given a real puppy as a door prize. Something similar happened in Chattanooga in the spring of 1953.
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Chattanoogans traveled to 100 countries with just carry-on luggage
Some people are well-traveled, while other people travel well.
Kennedy: Will your kids be friends as adults?
Last weekend, our 17-year-old son drove to Birmingham, Alabama, to help our 22-year-old son move his furniture to a new apartment.
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Remember When, Chattanooga? The Fat Cattle show was a spring tradition
In the 1950s, the annual "Fat Cattle Show" at the Union Stock Yards on St. Elmo Avenue was well attended and highly competitive.
