Rising Star: Daniel Staub says home-selling success tied to understanding Chattanooga’s millennial market
When he was younger, Daniel Staub, 29, says he sometimes felt professionally adrift.
Kennedy: With no McDonald’s or Taco Bell, Signal Mountain becomes a fast-food desert
They've closed our McDonald's on Signal Mountain. There is yellow tape across the entrance in case you are tempted to turn in by habit.
Remember When, Chattanooga? Can you recall the young woman? The car? The store?
This photograph from Chattanooga's Armed Forces Day parade in May 1958 is brimming with mid-century nostalgia.
Kennedy: Inseparable Bradley County twins face fork in the road after UTC graduation
If anybody understands the chemistry that binds identical twins, it should be Kaitlyn and Madison Hitch.
Kennedy: Who skins cats? Why Southernisms need translation for today’s kids
My sister, who is in her 50s, recently mused to my 13-year-old son, "Well, there's more than one way to skin a cat."
Remember When, Chattanooga? Passenger trains such as the Dixie Flyer made stops in the Scenic City
This 1953 photo features the northbound Dixie Flyer, a famous passenger train that passed through Chattanooga on its route from Chicago and St. Louis to Florida and back.
Kennedy: Gatlinburg thrill-ride car almost smacks black bear cubs as onlookers panic
It's not a moment Eric Zumbrun will soon forget.
Kennedy: How to break free from your parents, even in your 60s
I saw a meme on Facebook last week that made me laugh. It read: "It's weird being the same age as old people." That's exactly how I feel: Older, but unfinished.
Remember When, Chattanooga? This Rossville, Georgia, parade reveals a bustling town center in 1950
Who doesn't love a parade?
Kennedy: Couple born in 1925 survive COVID-19 together on cusp of 70th wedding anniversary
Lloyd and Winnie Flessner met in the 1940s at the Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church in Lansing, Michigan.
