A graduate of Johnson & Wales University in Providence, Rhode Island, Bruce Mosley has spent the past 30 years working at restaurants around the United States. He interned at Harrah's in Lake Tahoe, Nevada, then moved on to a supper club in Los Angeles following graduation.

I remember the first time I saw rhubarb. I glanced at it and thought to myself, "What an interesting shade of celery."

Settle in this morning, good readers, to a conversation with recipes as the frosting on the column-wide cake.

Some people look at chicken and see something boring. Bland. Blah.

DEAR ABBY: My brother "Patrick" and I have known "Bobby" for about 20 years. Recently, we found out that Bobby's best friend was arrested for child pornography. While Bobby knew nothing about this before the arrest, he still wants to support his friend.

This week's restaurant report card.

DEAR ABBY: I am a lover of and rescuer of cats (and dogs).

In some of her University of Tennessee at Chattanooga classes, Kalani Cannon, 22, was the only non-white student.

DEAR ABBY: Like many people in this country, my family has an aversion to throwing things out that might still be useful.

A white plastic binder marked "confidential" on the cover, and the spine, sits on the table in front of the Rev. Brian Salter.

I come from a family of fast walkers.

The Chattanooga Writers Guild is accepting entries in its annual Spring Writing Contest. Early-bird submissions will be accepted through May 31.

We're halfway through May, and that means graduation season.

Historians of the civil rights and labor movements have long known about the significance of Highlander, but this lucidly written book means to frame Myles Horton's story "as an account of an educator, passionately committed to helping adults, mostly poor and forgotten, to wake up to their own historic agency."

Every morning I find my husband on the sofa in the parlor with the girl dog, drinking coffee and scouring The New York Times.

It's easy to find people who can express their opinions about the Bible while keeping a tight grip on the amount of their will they surrender to God. Sound familiar?

If one wanted to climb from Earth to the moon, one theoretical way to do it would be to stack seven columns of $1 bills side by side and then climb that column from here to there.

Dining al fresco has always been my favorite way to enjoy a meal, and in light of the pandemic, the outdoors have become especially "in."

DEAR ABBY: I have been blessed with a gorgeous 4-year-old daughter who is (even more importantly) smart, funny and kind, but I have an issue.

Many of us were taught to share as kids. Now streaming services ranging from Netflix to Amazon to Disney+ want us to stop.

A list of upcoming events in the Chattanooga region.

From sourdough to feta pasta, much of the last year at home has been food-focused. And one driver of these delectable fads is the social media platform TikTok.

DEAR ABBY: I'm a lesbian. There's a girl I have liked for a little over a month. We are like best friends.