walkers

If it had been a popularity contest, the entry from Harmony Walkers in Andalusia, Ala., would have won that class, hands down. It's hard to ignore a couple of thousand people saying, "Aaaawwww!" at...

Ask any Homeless person in our area and they'd probably rank Nashville 1st instead of 2nd for "least walkable."

Not only is the city hard to walk in, but many places one might think are walkable are actually private property with those terrible "on-file" trespassing orders.

I know; a far greater number of Americans have been mindlessly rubbernecking a "beauty" pageant contender's misstep than even know about The New Yorker Magazine and its supposedly controversial cover.

The City of Knoxville wants to remind pedestrians around Market Square to look both ways before crossing.

Way to prevent voter fraud, U.S. Supreme Court! Someone with the intials S-C-A-L-I-A is going to a very hot place when he dies. Really. Taking away what could be the last pleasurable act of participatory democracy from a 98-year-old nun? Tsk, tsk, tsk.

I was browsing through the mom blogs on the Mom's Alltop site (which is a great way to scan through tons of blogs to find the most interesting posts), and came across White Trash Mom's post "I'm sorry it sucks to be 14".

The DailyReviewOnline in California reports a great story about three walkers who keep their neighborhood clean. I would hope that these women would visit the schools whose students cause a lot of the litter they pick up. Teach those students not to litter.

At 10:00 a.m., runners and walkers alike crammed the chute outside the Sommet Center for the Predators Fangtastic 5k, our third. The sun was shining with temps in the mid-forties. Surveying the crowd, one saw everything from hats-gloves-multiple layers to shorts and sports bras (ok, none of that, but no one seemed to know how to dress for this one). I can't stand to be overdressed, so I chose shorts and