Readers respond: Dispatcher raises; Let adults use pot; Pride Month about acceptance
I am writing as the proud wife of a Hamilton County 911 dispatcher.
Readers respond: Keep local government small; Commending county on no tax increase
As a 27-year-old living in Chattanooga and Hamilton County, I observe both the successes and shortcomings of our local government.
Letters to the editors: How can Rock City supersede residents?; Invest in shared experiences
When conversations arise about economic development, we often default to buildings, infrastructure, recruitment and the next big investment.
Letters to the editors: Wishing columnist Kennedy well in retirement; missing Rick Davis
All these RIP Julia Reagan billboards make me miss Rick Davis.
Father’s Day, new federal courthouse design, bike lanes and more Rants
Father's Day! Remember to thank Dad ... financial provider, coach, chauffeur, late-night worrier, handyman, steady voice during tough times. Call him; write him longhand!
Pedestrian safety, dental clinic closing, Fleischmann’s baseball game and more Rants
The opinion of Jon Jon (Perspective, 6/14) was well reasoned. I watch speeders missing pedestrians by inches, a non-miss will happen if we don't address speeding.
Overpriced housing market, Frazier Avenue, tired of political ads and more Rants
Democrats say that you are to believe all women, as long as the women are Democrats.
Letter to the editor: Chattanooga postmaster urges safety around dogs
Did anyone bite you at work today? On average, 14 mail carriers per day will say "yes."
Letters to the editors: This is no ceasefire; Democrats fixated on wrong things
The dictionary still defines a ceasefire as "a cessation of fighting, a truce." We often hear the term "fragile ceasefire" and other descriptions that are questionable, when in fact both sides are still participating in hostilities.
Readers respond: What’s the issue with efficiency?; Reader disturbed by other Frazier crash driver
I was startled to see the first sentence in the Times editorial (6/2).
