Cook: Juneteenth, the little black box and a festival for the entire city
Some years ago, Ric Morris was driving downtown. Morris is a dark-skinned Black man. He was driving a Mercedes. Used, not new.
Cook: Your neighbor won’t get vaccinated? It’s not selfishness.
Don't call them selfish.
Cook: This is what’s breaking the life organs of America
The big political headline last week: US Rep. Liz Cheney lost her leadership position in Congress.
Cook: Seven men, Mother’s Day and our city’s quiet coup
Springer Capital is a real estate equity firm in Philadelphia, some 700 miles away. It owns properties along the eastern U.S., including two apartment complexes in Chattanooga.
Cook: As testing approaches, here’s the one thing teachers, parents, students need to hear
Years ago, a friend was teaching elementary school in North Georgia.
Cook: George Floyd, Maxine Cousin and Tim Kelly’s first speech
We were in the kitchen cooking. Tuesday night. My wife read the news on her phone.
Cook: In losing, Kim White also challenged 181 years of history
Yes, in Tuesday's mayoral run-off, Tim Kelly won.
Cook: ‘It was a war effort’ – the unforgettable pandemic story of two local scientists
It was Saturday, March 14, 2020.
Cook: Stories from the pandemic
Her name was Claudine.
Cook: How did you come to the bridge? A story of memory, identity and healing.
Imagine the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park without any statues or memorials.
