Cook: The future of the Garden of Eden
Jesus said to consider the lilies of the field.
Cook: Chattanooga and the Little White Lie
Thursday evening inside a Chattanooga Convention Center ballroom, Mayor Andy Berke will give his sixth State of the City address.
Cook: Bryan Williamson and the trigger of kindness
Before he was shot for the first time, Bryan Williamson had been feeling good about things, that life, finally, was going to straighten out.
Cook: Could Chattanooga host March Madness?
It was last weekend; the opening rounds of the most intoxicating three weeks in American sports - the NCAA men's March Madness tournament - had begun.
Cook: The Bible, the moon and why being gay is not a sin
The email arrived a week or so ago, not long after the United Methodist church voted to affirm its ban on gay marriage and gay clergy.
Cook: A sycamore tree love story
Life can be tough, but love conquers all
Cook: Four stories and the fog of winter
On Wednesday, the Hamilton County Commission will vote on a resolution to allocate $100,000 for a memorial honoring Ed Johnson, the African-American man lynched from the second span of the Walnut Street Bridge in 1906.
Cook: The undressing of the old Confederate mind
There is no yearbook photo from my college life 25 years ago.
Cook: How will the Methodist church treat gay Christians?
Women should keep silent in church.
Cook: The most important legal idea you’ve never heard of
You're watching the Super Bowl when you discover a dead mouse in the jar of cheese dip.
