Homebound: A few words on Pop Tart perfection, TV anchor hair and fake COVID-19 togetherness
I seem to be drifting into something I'll call the "Fetal Position Diet."

I seem to be drifting into something I'll call the "Fetal Position Diet."

On a recent morning, before one of her popular Facebook Live broadcasts, the FlyLady sipped coffee on her front porch and reflected on the upheaval at hand.

You can really go to town in the Cadillac XT4. Literally.

Maybe you've passed the Moxy Hotel on King Street, and maybe you've thought to yourself, "Wow, this place looks too hip for Chattanooga."

Before North Chattanooga was heavily commercialized - some might even say, gentrified - it was a solidly middle-class neighborhood with roots in the 19th century. Former slaves are said to have started an encampment there just after the end of the Civil War.

Adults don't admit we are "bored" because it sounds adolescent. Instead we look for subtle ways to channel our pent-up energy.

The Baylor School's COVID-19 diagnostic testing effort is attracting national media attention.

Under terms of the $2 trillion stimulus package being sent to President Trump for his signature, a typical laid-off worker in Tennessee would earn $825 a week in combined state and federal unemployment benefits for up to four months.

If you think the term "affordable luxury sedan" is an oxymoron, let us introduce you to the 2020 Jaguar XE P250 S compact luxury sedan.

For baby boomers, this sky-view photo of downtown is the Chattanooga of their childhood memories.
