No one is coming to save us.

It wasn't until several of his friends no longer came out to play in the summer of 1952 in Opp, Alabama, that gave young Scott Cook pause.

We are at war. Our enemy is invisible - SARS-CoV-2a - a virus that has not previously attacked mankind. From a reservoir in bats, the virus jumped to a mammalian intermediary before attacking our species, causing the disease COVID-19. The virus may be inhaled in infected droplets from a cough, sneeze or close contact with an infected person or acquired from a surface onto which droplets have fallen.

Members of the Harry S Truman Club of Bradley County recently presented the Cleveland State Community College Foundation with a check for $1,000 to benefit the Lilly Robinson Nursing Scholarship.

Looking for ways to continue educating our children, teachers all across Hamilton County are innovating, crafting and redirecting the education process.

There is this odd article of faith around this COVID-19 pandemic: If you do not fret in the same way, and have the exact same hysteria as the media and your friends, then you are just a lesser person.

On a recent morning, before one of her popular Facebook Live broadcasts, the FlyLady sipped coffee on her front porch and reflected on the upheaval at hand.

We talked earlier this week about the need for sports and our starvation for entertainment.

This morning has been good for me, and I want to share some thoughts with you.

Adults don't admit we are "bored" because it sounds adolescent. Instead we look for subtle ways to channel our pent-up energy.

President Trump trumpeted his TV ratings over the weekend, comparing the numbers to a "The Bachelor" episode or a "Monday Night Football" game.

Well, this isn't the birthday we imagined for you.

The invasion of Okinawa began 75years ago on Easter Sunday, April 1, 1945. Code-named "Operation Iceberg," the amphibious landing had been preceded by days of heavy bombardment and air assault from U.S. and British Commonwealth ships.

In the final installment of March's Women's History tribute, former state Reps. Tommie Brown and JoAnne Favors step into the spotlight. Both women, long active in Chattanooga as professionals and community volunteers, served with distinction as members of the Tennessee General Assembly.

Nabe's Japanese Restaurant, a locally owned and operated Japanese restaurant, donated $2,000 raised from its annual sushi-making workshop to support children with special needs served by Siskin Children's Institute.

We are living in an unprecedented, even surreal, time, folks.

As Congress fiddled and Democrats tried to embed their own personal pork and pet projects into the coronavirus financial relief stimulus "package" (remember, they tried to sneak in abortion last week), the economy crashes.

"Mom! It's the end of the world!" That's what I heard when I picked up the phone last week.

Since 1987, your local chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) has been supporting the philanthropic landscape in Chattanooga and the surrounding area.

If you are struggling with being stuck at home after a few days of coronavirus social distancing, imagine Tracey Folkner's world.

We have long trumpeted Chattanooga for its myriad assets. We're proud of where we live.

The September 1970 issue of California Medicine, official journal of the California Medical Association, published "A New Ethic for Medicine and Society."

They were born 18 days and an ocean apart, yet they were destined to be together.