UTC students search Chattanooga for a cheap, delicious taco lunch for about $10
Here's where to find a good taco lunch in Chattanooga for about $10, according to six University of Tennessee at Chattanooga students.
Kennedy: Three women, over 200 years of softball experience
Several years ago, Brenda Kress, 81, was inside a single-occupant restroom at a softball tournament when she overheard some younger players talking outside.
Kennedy: Has anyone seen my blue check mark?
The blue check mark on my Twitter account has been removed.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Channel 9 moved to Golden Gateway Shopping Center
In 1966, WTVC Channel 9 moved its operations to the Golden Gateway Shopping Center, near downtown, where it remained for more than 30 years.
Signal Mountain woman: ‘I never dreamed there was an illness like this’
Sara Coolidge, 43, of Signal Mountain, remembers the night about 20 years ago when her life took a dark turn.
Kennedy: 14 random things I miss from the 20th century
We have two 21st-century children: one born in 2001 and the other in 2006.
Remember When, Chattanooga? The historic Union Depot delivered passengers to the Read House
For more than a century, Chattanooga's railroad history was exemplified by the L&N Railroad's Union Depot, a historic 19th century building that contained a train car shed.
Kennedy: Chattanooga businessman remembers being called out for stuttering
Bill Smith, 70, remembers the sting of his first day at school. It was 1958, and his first grade teacher at Bess T. Shepherd Elementary called on him to introduce himself to the class.
Kennedy: Why we Americans love our pickup trucks
Our 16-year-old son was loading a wooden ramp into his Ford Ranger pickup the other day when he started to gush about his love for trucks.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Why were these women wearing bonnets?
In 1963, Ralph Kelley became the youngest man ever elected mayor of Chattanooga, and the women in the accompanying photo were partly responsible.
