How we feel determines what we eat and, in turn, what we eat affects how we feel.
by Anne BralyGood morning, friends.
by Jane HenegarIf a pot of homemade soup brings to mind a big kettle of many ingredients simmering for hours, think again.
by Florence Fabricant / New York Times News ServiceDEAR ABBY: When I stopped by my brother's house a couple of weeks ago, he mentioned that his 9-year-old son was grounded in his bedroom. He was being punished for snooping in his dad's vintage collection of porn.
by Jeanne PhillipsAllergen immunotherapy, more commonly known as allergy shots, is a long-term, preventive treatment that is very effective and generally well tolerated.
by Dr. Syeda HamadaniDEAR ABBY: My husband and I suffered a miscarriage five months ago, in the 12th week.
by Jeanne PhillipsDEAR ABBY: My daughter got married in a friend's backyard three months ago. Her husband built an arch for the ceremony.
by Jeanne PhillipsDivisions over race, politics, gender and LGBTQ issues are roiling America's largest Protestant denomination, the Southern Baptist Convention, ahead of a meeting of its executive committee next week.
by DAVID CRARY / AP National WriterChattanoogans wowed by the first confirmed visit of a snowy owl to the area last month may want to expand their interest to a more common sighting.
by Lisa DentonThey may not be household names, but two music industry professionals and a young up-and-comer, all with ties to Chattanooga, are getting noticed for their latest musical efforts.
by Barry CourterIt's hard to know if our year of lying low will end with a whimper or a bang.
by Mark KennedyThere are plenty of reasons to go on seemingly absurd adventures.
by Joe Pagetta / Chapter16.orgDEAR ABBY: On Sept. 14, 2017, you printed my letter about my ex-husband "borrowing" money from my 13-year-old son's piggy bank.
by Jeanne PhillipsTwo days before Christmas, Ravi Zacharias International Ministries confirmed that its founder had engaged in sexual misconduct over the course of many years and promised further information when the investigation into the matter was complete.
by John Stonestreet / BreakPointNat and Eva Delores Cornett Phillips of Chattanooga recently celebrated 70 years of marriage and ministry, serving Baptist churches in Texas, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, Georgia and the Panama Canal Zone.
by Staff ReportSomeone sent me a text the other day about all the trash-talking during the Super Bowl and how it seemed to bother some of the players.
by Billy Holland"Cold doesn't care how you got there; it's just as cold whether you got there because of laziness or because of circumstances beyond your control."
by Pastor Bo WagnerMy husband and I share a lot of laughs. We laugh about how the dogs talk to me - in his voice, of course - with an air of pretension.
by Dana ShavinJean Guthrie of Chickamauga, Ga., will celebrate her 90th birthday on Feb. 21, 2021.
by Staff ReportWith Black History Month upon us, my wife and I decided it's a good time to talk about how we celebrate Black history, not only in February but throughout the year.
by Mitchell QuallsWith my first cup of coffee, I sit at the kitchen table, pushed up next to floor-to-ceiling windows, and look out and beyond our property back to a little red barn in the field behind us and soak in the dawning of another one of God's perfect mornings. No matter the weather, all mornings are good. Means you woke up on this side. Can I get an amen?
by Bill StampsBoxes stacked on the sidewalk outside Uncle Herman's Chattanooga Shoe Store in this 1950 photo suggest the downtown shop was a busy place in the middle of the 20th century.
by Mark KennedyKim Kardashian West filed for divorce from Kanye West Friday after 6 1/2 years of marriage, court records show.
by ANDREW DALTON / The Associated Press