We guess we shouldn't be surprised that hate and viciousness have surfaced in two races for the Hamilton County Board of Education because the same thing happened in the last election for both board seats.
Because many Americans are unwilling to listen beyond sound bites, read beyond headlines and analyze beyond what's available on social media, we're easily manipulated into believing outright lies or stories with only a modicum of truth.
Only three names on this year's Aug. 1 election ballot have been candidates for elected office for more than 20 years.
U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann, R-Ooltewah, is an attorney by occupation and thus is trained to defend his position.
Members of the Tyner/Silverdale neighborhood are being asked once again to cross their fingers and hope that a new proposal to convert the former Airport Inn on Lee Highway into permanent supportive housing will be safe and workable.
Two recent incidents, one in the city and one in the county, make us believe getting properties on the tax rolls sometimes is more important than making sure the rules and regulations governing that property are workable in the real world.
Nothing in presidential history compares to the disparate events of the last 10 days in terms of shaping a presidential campaign.
In today's humanistic America, the battle over millennia-based sexual norms has been lost.
The widespread global Microsoft outage changed procedures for early voting at the Hamilton County Election Commission Friday but did not stop it.
We have no doubt College Hill Courts residents are fully aware of it, but a little-appreciated disadvantage of the out-of-sight, out-of-mind public housing unit on a hill above the Tennessee River is its isolation.
