Mecum Auction highlights day one of the Chattanooga Motorcar Festival
James Wilson, 50, of Foley, Alabama, traveled hundreds of miles up Interstate 59 and rented an Airbnb in East Ridge just so he could attend the 2023 Chattanooga Motorcar Festival.
Chattanooga Motorcar Festival cranks up with B-52s, races, auction
The B-52s concert Friday in the West Village (festival pass required) is part of a plan to broaden interest in the three-day Chattanooga Motorcar Festival, which has attracted tens of thousands of auto enthusiasts to the city since its inception in 2019.
Dalton woman captures memories with her carefully made T-shirt quilts
Dana Locke, 59, takes scraps of fabric from people's lives and fashions them into an ultimate keepsake: a T-shirt quilt.
The Chattanooga Motorcar Festival is now considered one of America’s top car events. It’s back on the street Oct. 13-15.
Developer and philanthropist Byron DeFoor will tell you he knows two things: health care and cars.
Kennedy: How do you know if you are turning into your parents
I watch a lot of football on TV, which means I see a lot of commercials.
Kennedy: Brainerd couple say God told them to start homeless outreach
Wyndi White, a 63-year-old ordained minister, said she has frequent conversations with God.
Kennedy: 15 hours in the Erlanger hospital emergency room
If you read the headline on this column expecting a rant, please back up.
Remember When, Chattanooga? A Broad Street restaurant let customers set prices
Time was, the Drake Hotel Courts and Restaurant on South Broad Street was a popular stop for overnight tourists visiting Lookout Mountain attractions such as Rock City and Ruby Falls.
Kennedy: Signal Mountain ‘Hat Lady’ thinks everyone needs a fashion statement
People at St. Timothy's Episcopal Church on Signal Mountain call her "The Hat Lady." She even has the words "hat lady" in her email address.
Kennedy: Why I never get tired of tires
I think too much about automobile tires. If this mental malady had a name, it would be called "tread dread."
