Opinion: Sad the dog days don’t last forever
I'm not going to say boys and dogs are exactly the same ... but hey, they sure seem alike.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Guess who in this photo had a school named after them
Opening day for the Chattanooga Lookouts on April 17, 1946, drew more than 11,000 fans to Engel Stadium, according to newspaper reports. Among them was one of Chattanooga's post-war power couples.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Did you go swimming here in the 1960s?
If you came of age in Chattanooga any time since the middle of the 20th century, chances are good that you'll instantly recognize the waterfront location in the accompanying photograph.
Opinion: Will our kids be able to afford homes in Chattanooga?
I'm not sure when our 15-year-old son started looking at the real estate website Zillow, but it's giving me the willies.
Where are they now? We catch up with Cara Hicks, a “20 under 40” original
In 2011, Cara Hicks was on Chatter Magazine's original "20 under 40" list. Then a 26-year-old account manager at EPB, Hicks shared pieces of her life story with the magazine, including the fact that she navigated the University of Georgia as a single mom.
Rising Stars: Steve Hall
Chattanooga might seem like an odd place to put a company that builds squash courts.
Recommended reading: Rebecca Shortridge
Dr. Rebecca Shortridge joined the University of Tennessee Chattanooga in July 2021 as the Gary W. Rollins Endowed Chair and Department Head of Accounting. Prior to joining UTC, Dr. Shortridge was the Donald E. Kieso Endowed Chair of Accountancy at Northern Illinois University. In 2021, Dr. Shortridge was recognized by the Illinois CPA Society as a Woman to Watch. In 2019, she received the Federation of Schools of Accountancy/Joseph A. Silvoso Faculty Merit Award; this annual award honors an outstanding contribution by a faculty member in a post-baccalaureate professional program of an FSA member school.
Opinion: How to save $1 (or more) per gallon of gas
"Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it."
Remember When, Chattanooga? Scenes from Market Street in 1962
Photos of downtown Chattanooga in early 1962 show a vibrant business district from the perspective of two busy intersections on Market Street.
Opinion: The Baby Boomer Book of Virtues
I've noticed an interesting trend on Facebook: baby boomers drunk on nostalgia.
