Kennedy: Son home from college is the best gift
Something the character John Dutton said in a recent episode of the TV series "Yellowstone" struck me.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Perms at The Elite beauty salon were just $7.50
For a stretch of years from the mid-1940s until at least the early 1960s, The Elite beauty salon flourished in the lobby of Chattanooga's James Building at Eighth and Broad streets.
Kennedy: Etowah father, son, hike Appalachian Trail 27 years apart
On the Appalachian Trail, hikers sort foods into either of two categories: "friend" or "foe."
Kennedy: Why baby boomers should ignore Twitter and love Facebook
On the first floor of the Times Free Press building on East 11th Street there's an old teletype machine.
Remember When, Chattanooga? City’s original Jeep dealership was on East Main Street
In 1946, thousands of American GIs were just back from the fighting in World War II, and what better way to welcome them home than by offering them rugged, battlefield-tested vehicles.
What happened when some Gordon Lee High School students surrendered their cellphones
Todd Cassell, a teacher and coach at Gordon Lee High School in Chickamauga, Georgia, has seen the numbing effect mobile phones have on students.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Why was there an open coffin on Dayton Boulevard?
It took some effort, but we tracked down this photo in the archives of the Chattanooga News-Free Press.
Kennedy: High ham prices and the art of the hustle
Our 16-year-old son wants a pig.
La Paz Chattanooga communications manager Lily Sanchez on leading edge of diverse generation
Lily Sanchez, 29, was born in the Rome, Georgia, but feels like she has a foot in two countries.
New Outdoor Chattanooga director wants more people to experience the joys of nature
Gail Barille's first visit to Chattanooga resulted in love at first sight.
