Kennedy: 14 things older people like me obsess about
I always wondered why there were so many ads for gutter products in the newspaper.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Streetcars crisscrossed the city from St. Elmo to Riverview
Streetcars on hilly streets. For most Americans those four words evoke visions of San Francisco.
Kennedy: Soddy-Daisy cycler passes 100,000 miles on his bicycle
Tom Jamison, a 67-year-old retired TVA project manager living in Soddy-Daisy, figures he has pedaled 160,000-to-170,000 miles on bicycles since retiring over a decade ago.
Kennedy: Post-vaccine, I’m thinking ‘shot, shot, cheers, tears, oh what a relief it is’
OK, boomers. A gentle suggestion.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Glass Street in East Chattanooga was a busy business district.
In the 1940s, East Chattanooga's Glass Street was the retail hub of a vibrant neighborhood.
Rising Star: Focus on relationships grounds Brittany Fulmer Ennen’s approach to work and life
Brittany Fulmer Ennen doesn't live in her fears.
Disney planner on how state of world affecting Disney World
That light at the end of the tunnel might just be the nightly fireworks at Disney World.
Kennedy: Ruminations on ‘A Boy Named Boy’
Earl Braggs' new memoir, "A Boy Named Boy," is a small book. A digest-sized paperback, it slips perfectly into the back pocket of a pair of jeans. That is to say, it travels well.
Kennedy: Why older people don’t like property taxes
An actual father-son conversation:
Remember When, Chattanooga? The Trinity-Woodmore Methodist Church was expanded in 1965
In 1965, the recently merged Trinity-Woodmore Methodist Church needed more room for its 600 members.
