When Tyler Logue, 30, joins other history buffs at Chattanooga Area Historical Association meetings, he is the youngest person in the room by about 40 years, he says.
When it comes to popular culture, my younger son and I don't share much in common.
In the 1950s, Fire Prevention Week in Chattanooga was a citywide obsession.
One night several weeks ago, Chelsy Millsaps of Hixson and her 7-year-old daughter, Billie, were driving to the second-grader's karate class and thinking back on 2020.
The Bible's Old Testament book of Ecclesiastes says there is a time for everything: A time to be born and a time to die a time to mourn and a time to dance.
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Confession: I used to be a garage snob. Let others use their garages as indoor storage units, I sniffed. The Kennedy family will never cave to clutter.
What could have caused shoppers to crowd around the entrance to a downtown Chattanooga jewelry store in November 1953?
Anna Faye Heard's profession is hairstylist, but her extra-curricular duties go well beyond cutting and combing.
A sure sign of aging is paying closer attention to the obituaries. For baby boomers, "a time to mourn" is at hand.
