Stephanie Hays, of Chattanooga, and her husband Peter Woolcock, had been considering taking a year off work and traveling around the world with their nearly two-year-old son.
Ten-year-old Nissa Ruth, of Signal Mountain, knew applying for a position with a national news magazine was going to be a long shot.
I've spent most of my life professing to dislike country music, but it's getting harder to keep a straight face.
Patrick O'Hagan, 29, has learned that success in one's professional life is like running a marathon. It takes training, perseverance and a sacrificial mindset.
"Don't talk to strangers!" Parents drum those words into their kids.
In 1962, this intersection was part of a busy commercial district in Ridgedale, a section of the city at the base of Missionary Ridge.
Ask 82-year-old Carol Ferguson why she named her vast closeout business the Sundry Store, and she gives you an answer straight out of the dictionary.
So, I'm back at the office.
This 1975 photo, recovered recently from a box of newspaper negatives found at the Times Free Press, shows a five-story building under construction in downtown Chattanooga.
Who says you have to be 18 years old to go to college? That's so 20th century.
