Cook: Four words I never expected to hear
On Tuesday, Hamilton County recorded a record 510 positive COVID-19 cases.
Cook: The year of reading Martin Luther King Jr.
Sixty years ago this month, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. came to Chattanooga.
Cook: ‘Be safe, love one another’ – the COVID-19 soldiers and Dr. Chris Haddock
For the last 261 days, ever since the coronavirus appeared in this county on March 13, an untold number of men and women have devoted and risked their lives to save ours.
Cook: This Thanksgiving, don’t kill your friends and family
This Thanksgiving, you're not going to intentionally undercook the turkey, are you? Some salmonella and gravy for your guests?
Cook: Let’s turn 20,000 meals into 2,000 coats, blankets and gloves
When the pandemic began, Troy Rogers and Tony Oliver bought $100 worth of Walmart groceries and began feeding people across the city.
Cook: What happens to country? A letter to conservatives.
"Where is your country? he said.
Cook: the 100-year legacy of Fannie Mae Crumsey
Life feels like a flood right now. The waters are so high, so torrentially fast.
Cook: Move away from fear to trust
How do we fight without fighting life itself?
Cook: How do you fight without losing your heart and mind?
Recently, I heard of a local man who, in the pre-dawn dark, gets up early to run his neighborhood streets.
Cook: ‘Seek reconciliation, commissioners’ – move the Confederate statue
Several years ago, we were named the Most Bible-Minded City in America. So, tell me:
