Some days, 67-year-old Cherie Martinez sits in the sunroom at her home in Heritage Landing and watches the Life Force helicopters land at Erlanger hospital.
In 1953, Chattanooga boasted at least six outdoor movie theaters as parents of baby boomers took children to drive-ins in their pajamas and teenagers on dates discovered the joys of watching movies under the stars.
I was buying Powerball tickets at a convenience store a couple of weeks ago when a stranger walked up and said: "Now, what are you going to do with $2 billion?"
The Silk Road Mountain Race is something of a misnomer. There's nothing smooth or silky about the bike race.
Let's talk toilets. Or as we say in the South, commodes.
In 1960, the year the accompanying photograph was made, Trinity Methodist Church was one of the dozens of houses of worship that made McCallie Avenue a great canyon of churches.
As an introvert, Cory Howard, 34, is not really wired to do interviews. Or to give speeches.
Most of us have a price point in mind for what we think things should cost.
For a time, Pruett's Food Towns represented the area's largest locally owned grocery store chain, with at least 16 stores operating in the region in the 1970s.
For about 11 months of the year, Kathie Penland and her design partner, Kyle Ferrin, busy themselves with traditional interior design jobs. But come late fall, they quickly switch gears and begin to decorate homes and businesses across Chattanooga for the holiday season.
