Remember When, Chattanooga? A visiting president attracted thousands of onlookers
In May 1947, Chattanoogans welcomed President Miguel Alemán of Mexico to the city.
In May 1947, Chattanoogans welcomed President Miguel Alemán of Mexico to the city.
We have a new dog - Keeper. Like a goalkeeper in soccer. Or: "Look at him; he's a keeper."
On June 30, 1947, this photograph of dozens of Boy Scouts splashing in Chickamauga Creek appeared in the Chattanooga News-Free Press.
Carmen O'Hagan, a 25-year-old chemical company sales manager from South Pittsburg, Tennessee, offers an interesting self assessment.
When I got to work Tuesday morning after the Memorial Day weekend, the first person I saw in the newsroom hit me with a question.
Clyde Beatty was a world-famous motion-picture actor, animal trainer and circus owner.
Thomas Wolfe wrote "You Can't Go Home Again," but that was before Zillow.

For much of the 20th century, Haverty's Furniture was a popular place to shop in downtown Chattanooga for home furnishings and appliances.
At some point, our 15-year-old son became confident he could drive in city traffic.

So, what do you think a gallon of gasoline cost on Oct. 8, 1952, in Chattanooga?