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Kennedy: Relearning how to be alone
It's hard to be a homebody when nobody is at home.
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Review: In Michael Farris Smith’s ‘Lay Your Armor Down,’ four outcasts struggle to survive in a malevolent world
Michael Farris Smith sets his novels in southern Mississippi, but not the one you're familiar with from maps and GPS.
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Breakpoint: It’s not so much that Christianity is Western, but that Western culture is at root Christian.
A pair of recent discoveries underscore how quickly and far-reaching Christianity spread in the first century.
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Holland: The world will know us by our love
Each day we witness more division within our culture.
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First Things First: Should parents care if their kids like them or not?
I received a phone call from a concerned grandfather, parent and community leader recently.
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Chattanooga visited by over 30 Medal of Honor recipients
This week, the Medal of Honor Celebration has seen over 30 living recipients of the U.S. military’s highest award gather in Chattanooga, reliving the history of the medal and getting out into the community.
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Chattanooga Pride events lead up to festival this weekend
Chattanooga Pride is in full swing, with daily events leading to the annual Pride Festival on Sunday at Ross's Landing.
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Knitted Knockers nonprofit connects bosom buddies via handmade breast prosthetics
There's a nonprofit out there devoted to breasts. Breasts of all sizes and colors. They spend a considerable amount of time actually creating breasts. Stuffing breasts. Sticking these bosoms in envelopes and mailing them to 72 countries around the world. And they call them knockers.
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A walk to remember: Help fight Alzheimer’s disease at Chattanooga’s annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s
No one likes to get old. And most of us fight it, tooth, nail and Botox. But as we dig in our aching, creaky heels to resist the passage of time with every sagging, collagen-deficient fiber of our being, we console ourselves with such expressions as "Getting old is better than the alternative."
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Brave the ‘Tennessee Trail of Terror’ with these 5 spooky stops
October is here, and that means spine-tingling screenings, haunted house adventures and chilling Halloween decorations that ooze creepiness and send shivers down your spine at every turn.
