Life With Kids
The essential parent
The essential parent
Here’s to a simpler new school year—and happier students
By Leslie Chandler
This morning, still wearing my nightgown and holding a cup of coffee, I walked onto my deck to greet the day and clear a mental path for the sea of adolescent and client complications that might cross my desk. As I [...]
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Kids Day September 25 at Coolidge Park
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 16, 2010 “Kid’s Day” at Coolidge Park Saturday, September 25, 2010 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. The City of Chattanooga, ...
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History Mystery
The mystery of the City Hall cornerstoneThe mystery of the City Hall cornerstone
By Jennifer Crutchfield
Photo courtesy of the office of Chattanooga Mayor Ron Littlefield
The mystery about history is why more people don’t realize how much fun it is! Chattanooga’s history is as bloody and exciting and full of intrigue, assassinations, treasures and chases as any movie on the big screen. [...]
Active Kids
Rowing on the river Rowing on the river
Artistry in motion
By Linda Benton
The artist stands in front of the mural, her paintbrush poised in one hand. Focusing on the near-complete painting, she decides it needs something more and, with a steady stroke of the brush, applies a splash of blue-green paint to the Tennessee River scene. [...]
Life With Kids
When children roamed the earthWhen children roamed the earth
By Steve Smith
Steve Smith is a Hamilton County assistant district attorney. He is the father of four children: Emma (8), Clara (6), and twins Willa and Duncan (4). He lives on Signal Mountain.
I remember how big the world seemed at 8. The Earth was 20 acres, and I [...]


