Kennedy: Four generations of “Estelles”
Estelle Harris, 88, was in a KFC restaurant on East Brainerd Road one day waiting for her order when the cashier called out her name.
Kennedy: Where did the lunch crowds go?
One day last month, I decided to take a walk. I strolled from the Times Free Press offices on East 11th Street over to Ankar's Downtown sandwich shop in the 500 block of Broad Street — about eight blocks, one way.
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“Remember When, Chattanooga?” Can you name this local school?
In this 1960s photo, the then-new Red Bank Junior High School on Morrison Springs Road looks a bit unfinished, surrounded by tall grass and unpaved driveway.
Rhea County EMT says college program is helping her seek dream job
Krystal Enlow, a 27-year-old critical care paramedic in Rhea County, was volunteering off-campus with some of her college classmates in April when her medical training kicked in.
Kennedy: Why Gen Z hates phone calls
"Digital natives." That's what they call Gen Z.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Check Grandma’s attic for valuable envelopes like this one
Remember that time your great-grandmother showed you a box of old letters from the 1800s?
Kennedy: Broken Heart Cheesecakes food truck sends a message of hope
Alone in the woods last September with suicidal thoughts racing through his mind, 31-year-old Joseph Gonzalez heard his mobile phone ding.
Kennedy: My brain, on drugs, hates Big Macs
Is it time to eat? I can't tell anymore. My brain has stopped giving me prompts.
‘Remember When, Chattanooga?’ Effron’s was a leading department store
For more than 40 years, Effron's was one of downtown Chattanooga's leading department stores.
New Chattanooga Football Club revenue chief Madyson Smith sees bright future for the club
Madyson Smith, 31, took a winding path to her job as chief revenue officer of the Chattanooga Football Club.
