Kennedy: Seven traits of effective family doctors
Chris Haddock is a family medicine doctor in Ringgold, Georgia, and by all accounts a good one.
Remember when, Chattanooga? Did you ever shop at Fowler Bros. on Broad Street?
Fowler Brothers Furniture Co., formerly at the corner of Seventh and Broad streets in Chattanooga, was a downtown landmark for decades.
Kennedy: 20 random things being a journalist has taught me
Random thought: I've been a journalist since 1980. For context, that's the year the Rubik's Cube was invented.
Test Drive: 2020 Toyota Avalon offers smooth, comfortable drive
In legend, Avalon was a magic island, known as a land of healing, where King Arthur convalesced after a major battle.
Get Your Popcorn Ready: Find out what new movie is scoring a ‘zero’ with critics, plus Chattanooga’s top 10
Here are the Top 10 audience-rated movies playing in Chattanooga this weekend, according to RottenTomatoes.com.
Remember when, Chattanooga? The 1947 Army Day Parade from Patten Hotel to Rialto Theater
On one level, this is just an old photograph of a mid-20th century military parade in downtown Chattanooga. But look a little closer and clues emerge about the probable date of this community celebration.
Test Drive: 2020 Honda CR-V is the Swiss army knife of compact SUVS
For those not interested in learning the nuances of SUV-shopping, the Honda CR-V is a great default choice. It's so good in so many ways that you really can't go wrong.
Kennedy: Will Thomas the Tank Engine toys and early iPhones ever be collectibles?
From baseball cards to Beanie Babies, there is a deep desire in the American psyche to turn childhood toys and collectibles into treasures.
Test Drive: 2020 Nissan Titan now has standard 400 horsepower V-8
Sporting a modest design makeover and a standard 400-horsepower engine, the 2020 Nissan Titan full-size pickup is a classic combination of beauty and brawn.
UTC men offer piggyback rides across campus for tips and giggles
What started last month as a bit of innocent horseplay at UTC has evolved into a campus phenomenon.
