Kennedy: Teaching son to drive has its rewards
I was walking through Northgate Mall the other day when I noticed a sign in a window of the offices of a driving school.
Remember When, Chattanooga? The Volkswagen Beetle swept the U.S. in the 1960s
People forget, but the 1960s marked the decade of the Volkswagen Beetle invasion in the United States.
Have bikes, will travel. White Oak group refurbishes two-wheelers for people in need
A couple of years ago, Blake Pierce noticed a 10- or 11-year-old boy in his Red Bank neighborhood with worn-out sneakers.
Kennedy: What if, like cicadas, we slept for 17 years?
The so-called Brood X cicadas emerging in parts of the United States this spring made their last appearance here in 2004, and before that they visited in 1987, 1970, 1953 and 1936.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Mid-century Market Street was filled with car dealerships and retail stores
Who remembers Rambler automobiles?
How Chattanooga artists learn and earn from past mistakes (and what we can learn from them)
The late American artist and PBS television host Bob Ross once said, "We (artists) don't make mistakes, just happy little accidents."
Rising Star: A childhood visit to Chattanooga set Chamber director of talent initiatives Miles Huff on his path
When Miles Huff visited Chattanooga with his parents years ago to tour the Tennessee Aquarium and Rock City, he instantly fell in love with the city.
LaFayette, Georgia, blogger wins national awards for posts on wheelchair-accessible travel
Cory Lee is first person to visit seven continents in a motorized wheelchair
Kennedy: Three questions you must ask yourself before popping off
I turn 63 years old Sunday, but I still feel like I'm learning stuff.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Zayre was the anchor of Golden Gateway
Also: Last week's Red Food Store mystery solved
