Kennedy: Seven things to do in Knoxville before you die
Kristen Combs is not a native of Knoxville, but you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who knows more about the state's third-largest city.
Kennedy: When it comes to talking, less is more
University of Tennessee football coach Josh Heupel is teaching his young players — and the rest of us, too — a valuable lesson in diplomacy through his interactions with the media.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Chattanooga Federal was a Broad Street institution
Researching mid-century financial institutions is a little like tracking families on Ancestry.com.
Kennedy: Former TV anchor Mike Dunne is king of ‘the comics house’
Mike Dunne doesn't remember the precise moment more than 10 years ago when he decided to give out comic books at Halloween.
Kennedy: Some dealers tap the brakes on electric cars
Our family recently bought a used truck — a 10-year-old Toyota Tundra with a muscular V-8 engine.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Local radio changed forever in 1963
It was autumn of 1963, and local radio was about to change forever.
Chevy’s dominate top 10 sales at Mecum Auction
An 11-year-old race car and a 1958 Chevrolet Corvette fetched the highest prices among the hundreds of vehicles sold at the recent Mecum Chattanooga auction at the Chattanooga Convention Center.
Kennedy: Motorcycle wreck survivor looks for meaning in accident
James Wilson was blasting down a highway near Reno, Nevada, five years ago this week on a Yamaha racing motorcycle when the bike left the road and clipped a sign. A police report later estimated Wilson's speed at 100 to 140 mph.
Kennedy: I’m watching ‘Emily in Paris,’ and I blame Peyton Manning
Darn you, Peyton Manning.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Can you name any of these 1970s car dealers?
It was 1976, America's bicentennial year, and the most popular new car in the United States was the Oldsmobile Cutlass — which you could snag locally for less than $6,000.
