Cook: A Happy Grunter’s, I mean, Father’s Day to you
I am a father, not a caveman.

I am a father, not a caveman.

Since so many of us are talking about Rachel Dolezal's racial fakery in Spokane, Wash., it's also important to talk about this:
In two weeks, Peyton Manning comes to Athens, Tenn., to speak at the 9th annual Chamber of Commerce Benefit Dinner. (Last year, it was Herschel Walker. The year before, Nick Saban.)

We are America's Best Outdoor Town Ever.
Hockey, schmockey. And LeBron can go LeBye. Pro football? How deflating. NASCAR? Gentleman, start your naps.

Tuesday, I published a first-person account of what it's like inside one local teacher's public school classroom. In short: profoundly difficult.

What it's like inside one public school classroom

Over the years as a player, coach and athletic director, Sam Parfitt's seen it all.

For many Chattanoogans, understanding our gay, lesbian and transgender neighbors is difficult, emotional and confusing.

I am fed up to my "Clockwork Orange" eyeballs with the violent, sexualized and hyper-greedy narratives that typify too many commercials these days. Turn on the TV, and it's like Caligula wrote the script.
