Kennedy: Three fine films for fickle teen boys
"Who wants to watch a movie?" our 14-year-old son chirped last week.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Can you recall this Riverview drive-in?
This 1953 Chattanooga Free Press photo shows the former Dairy Gold restaurant on Hixson Pike back when soft-serve ice cream and hamburgers hot off the grill were the bee's knees.
Kennedy: Grandmother and granddaughter highlight UTC’s Class of 2020
Two Chattanooga women have put a silver lining in one of the cloudiest years in the history of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
Chattanooga’s Reginald Yearby, a former felon, has new mission as mentor
During his 90 months in prison on a drug conviction, Reginald Yearby had plenty of time to think about how he wanted to change his life.
Rising Star: Logan Threadgill of Chambliss, Bahner, Stophel rolls from soccer prodigy to legal player
The role of a midfielder in soccer is fluid - sometimes pressing forward on offense, sometimes back-pedaling on defense, but always (always!) working.
This couple is restoring buildings, revitalizing downtown Dunlap
As they age, some small towns need heart surgery.Dunlap, Tennessee, is a case in point. With about 4,800 souls, the Sequatchie County seat - a bustling coal-mining town in the early 20th century - is about as populous a medium-size liberal arts college.
Kennedy: Get to know your family, play Spades together
If you really want to know your family, play cards.
Kennedy: Why Americans smoke less and eat more, and what that has to do with wearing masks
I no longer have nicotine cravings, but I do have nicotine nostalgia.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Did you ever visit this lunch counter at Market and 7th streets?
Liggett Drug Store, pictured in this 1953 newspaper photograph, was located at the corner of 7th and Market streets for more than 40 years.
Kennedy: Music lovers line up to be DJs for an hour at WUTC
People still dream of being DJs, even though there are technically no longer any discs to jockey.
