Cassius Cash knew about the healing power of the Great Smoky Mountains long before the upheavals of 2020 - a pandemic that led to mass quarantines and a season of social unrest after the killing of George Floyd Jr. by police last spring in Minneapolis.
Sometimes in the quiet of the morning, before her 18-month-old son Harris adds his voice to the day, Rhett Bentley, a bookish child of coastal Georgia, may imagine echoes of her father.
After two recent deaths, Chattanooga-area ham radio operators decided to close ranks.
Sometimes I have to take inventory of what our two teenage sons can - and cannot - do.
In this 1959 newspaper photograph, Chattanooga car dealer Andy Trotter, far right, is seen handing over the keys to a new car to an official of the United Cerebral Palsy Evaluation Center.
It's hard to know if our year of lying low will end with a whimper or a bang.
Boxes stacked on the sidewalk outside Uncle Herman's Chattanooga Shoe Store in this 1950 photo suggest the downtown shop was a busy place in the middle of the 20th century.
This is the story of how the ivory tower met the golden dome.
Our younger son's latest preoccupation may not last long
On the surface, this December 1964 photo of children lined up outside a Miniature Museum of American History in Chattanooga doesn't seem especially newsworthy.
