Cook: How the Chattanooga State column happened
In the last three weeks, my colleague Kevin Hardy has written three news reports about the questionable practices of Chattanooga State President Jim Catanzaro. I've written two - now three - columns.
Cook: What’s the frequency, Chattanooga?
For Luther
Cook: Black protest matters
To view this week's "Black Lives Matter" schedule of events, visit www.concernedcitizensforjustice.org.
Cook: Whose fault is it?
A few weeks ago, Bart Wallin conducted an experiment.
Cook: One giant step for families
How's this for a game-changer?
Cook: The CT scanner whirled. These are the moments you don’t ever forget
Erlanger, you want to build a new children's hospital?
Cook: Take back the story
The story of her childhood howls with pain, but don't turn away.
Cook: The most powerful force
We forget.
Cook: Hiring leads to a degree of doubt
A degree of turmoil is unfolding in the president's office at Chattanooga State Community College.
Cook: Don’t move the Rolle bus stop
Not long ago, you read about Chris and Cookie Rolle, the retired couple on Dodson Avenue who wake up each morning hours before the sun to serve a front-yard breakfast - fruit, cereal, hot chocolate, oatmeal, energy bars - for dozens and dozens of neighborhood children on their way to the Avondale bus stop.
