Your Monday at a glance:
- Weather: High of 92 with sunny skies.
- What we’re excited for: Football is back. Check out our round-ups of this weekend’s preps games.
- What’s getting done: The students at Tyner High School advocated to get their voices heard about aging facilities. Here is how the school board has taken the first steps to help.
- What’s heartwarming: From a young age, these Chattanooga siblings knew one day how they’d show their love to their brother – by being willing to donate a kidney.
Good morning, Good Day readers!
I’ve always considered myself to either be the youngest millennial or the oldest GenZer – a Zillenial if you will.
But the older I get (and the more generational analyses I read), I’m realizing that I lean heavily towards Gen Z, digitally-minded with a pragmatic outlook on life and a relatively chill disposition. Most scholars start the generation around 1996 or 1997.
In his weekly column, my colleague Mark Kennedy delves into the world of generations in the workplace where he concludes that maybe Zoomers and Boomers are more alike than you might think.