Cook: Searching for nirvana inside Erlanger’s new children’s oncology center
Saw the most beautiful thing Tuesday morning.
Cook: Where is the public champion for public education?
It's been 38 days since Rick Smith made public his vision on how to make Hamilton County schools the smartest in the South.
Cook: At the fountain of youth, there’s a book
While she was married, Millie Reis only read catalogs and magazines.
Cook: Under trees we did not plant: the lessons of Pete Cooper
Back in the late '80s, Pete Cooper was on his way to the top. He was a senior vice president for a local bank, with a corner office, and barely older than 40.
Cook: Nothing says summertime like free diabetes
Hey, kids in Hixson, hope you're thirsty, because the folks at Kangaroo Express gas stations have a special gift for you.
Cook: If our city is a body, Ochs Center is the brain
Whew. We are not losing our mind.
Cook: The mind is a terrible thing to draft
By the end of Saturday's final round of the NFL Draft, 256 players were drafted out of college and into the pros.
Cook: A monumental man for a monumental church
It was the spring of 1981. A large coalition of black citizens had petitioned Chattanooga government to rename Ninth Street in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
Cook: A teacher’s heart-breaking prayer for her kids
I have a friend who teaches at a public school in the city. Most, if not all, of her students are poor, black and Hispanic.
Cook: The spiritual and seismic story of Nepal
Bess Wallis was up early Monday morning. Tiptoeing outside of her vacation rental near Panama City Beach, Fla., Wallis, with her cup of coffee and Bible and journal, walked down to the white beach to watch the waves roll in.
