Kennedy: Why some Alabama and Georgia football fans are secretly miserable
On Saturday, the University of Alabama football team plays Middle Tennessee State University in Tuscaloosa.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Olympic Lanes in Hixson was one of the city’s premiere bowling houses
In the early 1960s, Olympic Lanes at 5150 Hixson Pike was one of five local "bowling houses" that were homes to league and leisure bowlers.
Kennedy: Nutritionist-turned-entrepreneur pitches cannabis-infused lemonade
One day, Chattanooga might be famous as the birthplace of iconic food brands such as Krystal hamburgers, Moon Pies and LoLo Lemonade.
Kennedy: Why does my family need six vehicles for four people?
I was 43 years old when our first son was born, 48 when our son second arrived.
Remember When, Chattanooga? 50,000 people attended the downtown Christmas parade
Chattanooga's annual Christmas parade, sponsored by downtown merchants, was one of the biggest community gatherings of the year.
Kennedy: Chattanooga A-bomb test witness gives ‘Oppenheimer’ thumbs-down
Bill Woolery, 84, was not impressed by the movie "Oppenheimer." He thought it was too long, too loud and too littered with flashbacks. (Although he concedes it will probably win some Academy Awards.)
Kennedy: Why I do the dishes while she does the laundry
One of the enduring qualities of my 27-year marriage is the clean division of labor in our household.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Warner Park Rose Garden was a point of pride
For seven decades, the municipal Rose Garden at Warner Park near downtown Chattanooga was a city treasure.
Kennedy: Trenton, Georgia, man pulls out all the stops to make world-class pipe organs
One day 20 years ago, Andy Wishart, of Leeds, England, stood atop Lookout Mountain and contemplated the city of Chattanooga down below.
Kennedy: The slow, sudden death of the Chattanooga work commute
My friend, business editor Dave Flessner, had a report in the paper last week that gave an update on the changing landscape of office work in Chattanooga.
