Eclipse Tips: Where to go, what to take
It would be hard to find a bigger solar eclipse fan than Charlie Steinhice, a 64-year-old BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee business analytics manager.

It would be hard to find a bigger solar eclipse fan than Charlie Steinhice, a 64-year-old BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee business analytics manager.

According to reports in various news outlets last week, Tennessee is the most stressed-out state in America.

In 1906, the seven-story Pound Building on 11th Street was considered one of the city's first "skyscrapers." In fact, it was the city's tallest building when it was constructed during the administration of President Theodore Roosevelt.

One of the first childhood memories attorney McCracken Poston Jr. has of Alvin Ridley is the former TV repairman appearing in his house one day to fix a broken knob on the Poston family's television set.

I think it's a sign of growing older that you spend an extra amount of time missing things about the past.

For almost 60 years, the Home Plate Cafeteria at the corner of Seventh and Cherry streets was an iconic downtown eatery featuring a selection of meats, vegetables and made-from-scratch desserts.

How do you trust a doctor whom you've just met?

I received an email last weekend from the granddaughter of a man named R.C. "Doc" Anderson, an astrologer and prophet who practiced here in the mid-20th century and died in floodwaters in 1980 while trying to get to his office in St. Elmo.

Poe's Tavern, a pine log replica of Hamilton County's first courthouse and post office in Soddy-Daisy, is getting some new furniture.

Softball boomed in Chattanooga in the post-World War II era.
