Kennedy: Our dangerous tree was hanging on for dear life
When we moved into our current house 18 years ago, I noticed an oak tree in the backyard that was starting to rot at the base.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Big 4 Bike Shop was an enthusiasts’ paradise
Help us solve a mystery: What did 'Big 4' stand for?
Chattanooga bartender recognized by Forbes shares how to make her favorite drink
Alex Jump, head bartender at Death & Co bar in Denver, Colorado, hails from Chattanooga. She was recently named to Forbes magazine's "30 Under 30" list in the food and beverage category.
‘Training Wheels’ center to open on 11th Street for special needs children and their families
Question: What do you say to the parents of a newborn with special needs? Answer: You say, "Congratulations."
Kennedy: My life-changing summer of 1977
My older son and I were sitting on the back patio last Sunday, and I was in the mood to talk. I had mentally rehearsed what I wanted to say, which is such a codger thing to do.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Westside businesses were sacrificed for urban renewal
Much of Cameron Hill and surrounding neighborhoods were leveled in the 1950s
Piggy bank drives at local daycares teach children the joys of giving
Visitors to the Jungle Town day care on Shallowford Road are greeted with a posted printout of a quote by Martin Luther King Jr.
Kennedy: Don’t lock horns with the vaccine-hesitant people you love
My sons and I plan to catch a Chattanooga Red Wolves soccer game Sunday night as a Father's Day outing. We'll be at CHI Memorial Stadium in East Ridge shoulder-to-shoulder with other fans.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Photos of Chattanooga’s lost neighborhood uncovered
Cameron Hill, once a gilded community, was reduced to rubble in the late 1950s.
Collegedale artist steps in to help beautify her condo complex
Lupina Haney's highly regarded artwork reflects a blend of influences; the geometric majesty of urban cityscapes and the misty magnetism of Appalachian forests.
