Image consultant Darin Wright says all humans have orange in their skin tint
Image consultant Darin Wright is a color enthusiast. She analyzes color, feels its energy. She even sees human skin tones as a proxy for personality.
Kennedy: Signal Elementary reunion astonishes organizers
Listening to Gary D. Beene talk is like listening to popcorn pop.
Kennedy: Household clutter is filled with Boomer artifacts
The other day, I found an old Wilson tennis racket in the garage. By old, I mean signed by 70-year-old Jimmy Connors.
‘Remember When, Chattanooga?’ Do you know what these women are doing?
In mid-20th century America, hundreds of thousands of telephone operators — most of them women — kept the nation plugged in.
Kennedy: Twins take top academic honors at area school
Twins brothers Tate and Aidan Bird say they didn't know they were competing for the title of valedictorian of their senior class.
Kennedy: Mother’s Day memories from 1972
Every morning when I reach for my milk, I see the little wallet-size photo on our fridge.
Remember When, Chattanooga? The Admiral Benbow Inn was considered upscaled lodging in the 1960s
Touted as an upscale, $1 million-plus property in the 1960s, the Admiral Benbow Inn off South Market Street was once a magnet for freeway travelers and conventioneers.
Kennedy: Meet (maybe) the world’s most interesting man
Jeffrey Holst, a 45-year-old Chattanooga real estate investor, has a modest goal for himself: He would like to be known as the most interesting man in the world.
Kennedy: Giving your children roots and wings
Getting our 16-year-old son out of bed on a Saturday morning is sometimes a chore.
‘Remember When, Chattanooga?’ Can you name this landmark Hamilton County school building?
Opened in 1950, the former Elbert Long School on East Brainerd Road has had a 70-plus-year history as a place of learning.
