Kennedy: Learning life lessons at Wimpie’s in Soddy-Daisy
13-year-old learns life lessons from grandfather, other adults during monthly 'man meetings.'
Kennedy: Forget fear of failing; I have a fear of falling
A funny thing about turning 65: The universe starts telling you to "watch your step."
Remember When, Chattanooga? Recent snow here reminiscent of 1966
Much like in January 1966, Chattanooga recently experienced a widespread snowfall followed by a spell of bitterly cold weather.
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Kennedy: Hidden Stringer’s Ridge gulch might be home to 2,508 bodies
It takes seven minutes for photographer Megan Ledbetter to walk from her parked car to a secluded cemetery in a gulch near Stringer's Ridge in Red Bank. That short hike through the woods is like entering a portal to another world, Ledbetter says.
Kennedy: The strangely satisfying power of power outages
Our 12-year-old dog, Boise, is afraid of power outages. Like, hide-under-a-pillow afraid.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Hodge Furniture became Miller Brothers’ Brainerd store
In 1954, the busy corner of Brained Road and South Germantown Road was undergoing changes.
Kennedy: Signal Mountain pilot paddles the entire Mississippi River
They are an unmatched pair. One muscled and mellow, the other trim and intense.
Kennedy: Where will our kids learn leadership?
As a father of two children born in the 21st century, sometimes I wonder where the next generation of American leaders will come from and what institutions will help produce them.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Trotter Pontiac gave away cars for driver’s education
Time was, local car dealers gave away automobiles to worthy causes.
Kennedy: Chattanooga’s forgotten brothels
More than a century ago in Chattanooga, prostitution led to prosperity.
