Since the Marsha Blackburn-for-governor in 2026 rumors have picked up steam, it's not too early to think about the chain of vacancies that could be set off if she were elected and inaugurated.
While we could not support Gov. Bill Lee's Education Freedom Scholarships Act for various reasons, including the relatively short time given for debate on such an important issue, we nevertheless will cheer for its success.
Consider this:
When Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp was running for office in 2022, he made it clear he planned to serve — if elected — only two terms.
The best way to end residential disputes involving City of Chattanooga employees, it seems to us, is to change city code to allow employees to live wherever they like.
We're not sure if it's a 25-year itch, but it's one that at least deserves scratching.
Everybody knew it was going to happen, but not when and not who was going to do it.
About eight in 10 Americans, according to an Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research poll, believe increasing U.S.-Mexico border security should be a moderate or high priority for the federal government.
When we think of hostages being released around a presidential inauguration, we think of the 52 freed by Iran on Jan. 20, 1981, as President Ronald Reagan was concluding his inaugural address.
We don't know what the next four years will look like, but, no matter the incoming president, Inauguration Day always carries with it the air of hope, the promise of the future, the spirit of unity.
