Can South Koreans run for County Commission?
Just got back from Chicago, where journalists from all over the country met to talk about education. U S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan stopped by. Over lunch, he told a story.
Cook: I think of you and persevere: the lesson of Peggy Michaels
Strange, how God works.
Cook: A river runs through him
Ben Friberg has become our area's most famous adventure-athlete. Last year, the stand-up paddle boarder set a world record by becoming the first to make it from the shores of Havana to Key West. Then, he SUP'ed more miles than anyone prior down the very beary Yukon River in Canada.
Cook: Breakfast with Kissinger: a case study of Bob Corker
Let's talk about Bob Corker.
Cook: Reconciling faith with gayness
On April 24, New Covenant Church is beginning a new ministry.
Cook: 40 cents or educational secession
Tuesday night, Rick Smith made the third stop on his 40-Cents-for-Public-Schools tour. This time, the schools superintendent spoke to a crowd at Wallace Smith Elementary in Ooltewah. Next week, it's Signal Mountain. Then, East Ridge, followed by Hixson.
Cook: The politician the NRA forgot to invite
A few days ago, U.S. Sen. Bob Corker traveled to Nashville to speak at the annual National Rifle Association conference. Other prominent Republicans were there, too. And Jeff Foxworthy.
Cook: The most important airline you’ve never heard of
Last week, I wrote about Clay Wardlaw, the Chattanooga man who decontaminates the planes that evacuate Ebola patients from Africa back to America and Europe.
Cook: Apples to wombs: A vasectomy is not an abortion
In Nashville this week, senators were discussing abortion when Sen. Todd Gardenhire began talking about his own vasectomy.
Cook: If it takes a village, then we’re the village
Long ago, here's how it happened for Julian Kaufman.
