Yearly Archives: 2019

Last year, I wrote about the incredible number of choices in your supermarket’s dairy case. What was once a simple choice between “sweet” milk and buttermilk has exploded into more… Read more »

I have a long history with women. I mean, not like Larry King and his seven wives. His would be a far more interesting story, but I’ll leave that to… Read more »

Since the Braves are having such a great year, I’ve compiled my list of my ten favorite Atlanta Braves ever.  I may have left someone out that is on your… Read more »

I applied for my new Tennessee Real ID, and lived to tell about it. That’s the new drivers license, with a gold star on it. There’s been a bit of… Read more »

  First, let me apologize for a slightly misleading headline.  Hugh Moore has actually attended closer to two thousand concerts.  That just sounded snazzier to me. Hugh is a Chattanooga… Read more »

Some retailers insist on good customer service, while others treat it as an afterthought. A few years ago, I entered a certain supermarket, we’ll call it Chain Store 1, and… Read more »

I’m not the guy you go to when you need directions. As my wife will gladly testify, I have gotten lost in some of the most dangerous neighborhoods in America…. Read more »

For the past six years, Rob Philyaw has seen what most of us will never see. He has heard stories we will never hear. The Hamilton County (TN) Juvenile Court… Read more »

The best part of writing these stories is hearing from readers. Like the lady who once told me, “I really enjoy your columns. Who writes them for you?” I assured… Read more »

Update:  Neal Kassebaum’s memorial service will be on Saturday July 27.  Visitation at 2 pm, Service at 3 pm at Signal Mountain Bible Church, 4872 Shackleford Ridge Road. We have lost… Read more »