Kennedy: I’ll take Amy M. over AI every time
Have you ever typed your name into the artificial intelligence tool ChatGPT?
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Remember When, Chattanooga? Did you ride the Warner Park tour train?
One of the family-friendly rides at Warner Park during the 1960s and 1970s was built by an EPB employee named James Walker.
Kennedy: Black portrait photographer featured at Ruby Falls
Historian Stefanie Haire remembers the moment that sparked her doctoral thesis.
Kennedy: Why we spend $1,000 a year on frozen pizza
Often, you'll see a news report about the absurdly high cost of rearing children in America.
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Remember When, Chattanooga? Area’s first McDonald’s opened in East Ridge in 1963
Sixty years ago this summer, the first Chattanooga-area McDonald's restaurant opened on Ringgold Road in East Ridge.
WWII pilot celebrates 100th birthday with airplane ride, KFC
William Hartshorn, of Signal Mountain, is having a memorable 100th birthday season.
Kennedy: When your kids are harder-working than you are
There's an observation floating around the internet.
Chattanoogan Dakota Brown creates new comic books for laughs
One of comic-book creator Dakota Brown's earliest memories involves a Marvel comic book from the 1980s that he read so often as a preschooler that the cover fell off.
Positive growth in metro Chattanooga is best achieved through careful planning and preservation, Thrive Regional Partnership marketing head says
A lot of people claim to be results-oriented people, but 31-year-old Alexa Williams has the resume to prove she can deliver.
Remember when, Chattanooga? Miniskirt marchers took to the streets
In the summer of 1970, the miniskirt fashion trend hit Chattanooga in full stride.
