When Michael Decosimo finishes his weekday shift as a food service worker at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, he sometimes slides on his headphones and grooves to his favorite songs.
Every day I go to the mailbox with hope in my heart.
When he was a little boy growing up in Sewanee, Tennessee, Kris Stubblefield would sit on a stool and stir pots full of simmering food for his mom.
"Think less. Act more."
In the 1960s, the Hannah-Adams home electronics and appliance store on Brainerd Road was a go-to destination for those in need of a clothes washer or a color TV.
Willie Thomas, 44, remembers the day his life began to shift.
Nothing signals the onset of senior citizenship like turning 65.
For baby boomers who were children in the 1960s and 1970s, the set of the "Romper Room" television show on WDEF-TV 12 brings back vivid memories.
Andrew Buckland said he hit a rough patch in his personal life a few years ago.
If I want to make myself sad, I can just listen to the 1974 song "Cat's in the Cradle" by Harry Chapin.
