Common-sense ideas to foster safer traffic and more letters to the editors
In a recent Sunday commentary, Hoboken, New Jersey, was cited for reducing traffic fatalities to zero while implementing common-sense features like daylighting…
In a recent Sunday commentary, Hoboken, New Jersey, was cited for reducing traffic fatalities to zero while implementing common-sense features like daylighting…
Environmental Solutions Group recently donated $5,000 to support the mission of the Council for Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services (CADAS), the area's only nonpro…
Embattled. TFP description of former CPA accused of multiple acts of deception as "embattled businessman" feels like insult to legitimate embattled businessmen…
An often quoted phrase related to open government is one by Louis Brandeis, an attorney and associate justice on the Supreme Court whose work and writings span…
When you create inflation like Biden has, that cost is always passed on to the consumer.
It would be hard to find a bigger solar eclipse fan than Charlie Steinhice, a 64-year-old BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee business analytics manager.
According to reports in various news outlets last week, Tennessee is the most stressed-out state in America.
Ross's Landing, the original settlement that became Chattanooga in 1839, traced its founding to adventurous individuals who traversed the Tennessee River in se…
Now that Super Tuesday is over and the Democratic and Republican nominees are all but officially chosen, as everyone expected, voters can turn the page to the …
Jack Sweeney, a junior at the University of Central Florida, says the First Amendment gives him the right to publish publicly available information about the f…
As I begin to write this column, the Supreme Court just handed down a pretty big 9-0 decision in the Colorado v. Donald Trump case.
Three local organizations recently received grants from the Volunteer Energy Cooperative (VEC) Customers Share foundation.
Thank you to our city's leaders for developing feasible options for making Frazier Avenue and the associated North Shore area safer for all users and visitors.
When I trained in acclaimed kitchens in Manhattan, I spent many hours sourcing and building relationships with farmers and vendors in the greater New York City…
Don't be surprised that I love March, Women's History Month. I was in the first Women's Liberation March that took place on Manhattan's 5th Avenue in 1970.