Cook: Kids who thank God on way to chemotherapy
Kids these days. They say the strangest things.
Cook: On a train of giving thanks
Today's column contains several different ideas, sort of like a Thanksgiving buffet you can read. Minus the giblets. And hopefully the heartburn.
Cook: The most important meeting of the year
Of the people.
Cook: The future’s so bright, we don’t need maps
A worker is arrested for falsifying safety reports at Watts Bar. The Browns Ferry plant receives the worst safety score possible from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. The ash pond spill in Kingston. Stories from Japan.
Cook: As We Wait For War To End
I wonder if war will ever end. I wonder if the day will come when the powers-that-be decide to abolish war like governments abolished slavery.
Cook: 39 arrests and the future of two men
Criminal trespassing.
Cook: This is what democracy looks like
With nearly 100 members of the Occupy Chattanooga movement before her, Councilwoman Sally Robinson opened Tuesday night's City Council meeting with a prayer: "Our creator, we give thanks tonight for the privilege of living in a democracy."
Cook: The Wasp Micro Air Vehicle is one of the Pentagon’s latest surveillance tools
It's called a Wasp.
Cook: What the TSSAA can never take away
The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association delivered its punishment last week: along with paying a $100 fine, Signal Mountain High School must also write a letter to each of the six schools it previously defeated, acknowledging it played an ineligible student-athlete.
Cook: Precious news of our lives
Her name was Precious.