Chattanooga veteran George Farr recalls wounds of war
George Farr has a "Combat Wounded" license plate on his Buick SUV.
Kennedy: Ooltewah ministry aims to draw men together
When a member of the Ooltewah-based Christian ministry Blueprint for Men saw a woman's online appeal for help getting a wheelchair, he sprang into action.
Kennedy: Somebody call the cops, my smartphone is trying to hurt me
My iPhone might be trying to hurt me.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Tall boats passed under the Market Street Bridge
On Feb. 12, 1953, a large dredge passing under the Market Street Bridge was the focus of a photo on the front page of the Chattanooga News-Free Press.
Rising Star: From tending bar to the bar exam, attorney Ariel Resnick lands job at Chattanooga law firm
What do you get when you mix a degree in philosophy with a year of reflection and bartending? Well, in Ariel Resnick's case, you discover a pathway to law school.
Holiday hacks: A Tennessee Valley survival guide for the crazy season
For many in the Tennessee Valley, the arrival of November means facing a headwind of holiday angst.
Kennedy: Hixson retiree finds joy in sharing newspaper clippings
For more than 50 years, Elaine Kistler has read the newspaper with her pair of scissors handy.
Kennedy: A dad’s list of driving do’s and don’ts
It's that time again.
Remember When, Chattanooga? The Hunter Museum of Art entered a new era in 1975
The year 1975 marked a turning point for the arts in Chattanooga.
Kennedy: Signal Mountain 14-year-old gave his life savings to buy his ‘Papa’s’ Ford pickup at the Mecum Auction
The paperwork on the old 1973 Ford truck says it belongs to me, but the real owner is our 14-year-old son.
