Kennedy: Resort in Georgia becomes breathtaking gallery for nature photos
Kim Hubbard began taking pictures of flowers and rocks along Towerway Drive in Brainerd when she was 4 years old.

Kim Hubbard began taking pictures of flowers and rocks along Towerway Drive in Brainerd when she was 4 years old.

Our 11-year-old poodle mix, Boise, is showing his age. He'd be 77 in human years, I guess, if the old 7X rule of thumb still applies.
In the 1940s, Chattanooga-area high school girls sold paper lilies to raise money for children with disabilities.

When Svetlana Kusmiy goes shopping at Food City, she looks for half-price pasta and day-old Italian bread loaves that can be sliced into a dozen portions.

I was filling out our younger son's online school registration the other day, when it hit me: This is the last time I'll ever do this.

In the 1960s, driver's education was considered a high school rite of passage.

Thelma Churchwell was born in 1934, the cusp of the Great Depression, in a small community called Morganton east of Blue Ridge, Georgia.

When I was a kid in the 1960s, we played in the street. We didn't have much choice.

Time was, a trip to Ruby Falls during the peak tourist season meant standing in line.

Whether you're looking for a full-size, $365 University of Tennessee football helmet with a Power T on the side or a $28 orange belt to highlight your waistline, local retail stores have everything you need.
