From the editor: We talked to every local primary candidate. Here’s why.
Not to brag, but I may be one of the most informed voters on Hamilton County's rolls.

Not to brag, but I may be one of the most informed voters on Hamilton County's rolls.

To mark the America 250 anniversary this year, Chattanooga area high school students are invited to submit essays responding to the question: "What is an American?"

Somewhere under the pile of press releases, sci-fi-looking graphics and announcements full of scientific jargon, quantum became a persistent object of great curiosity in the Times Free Press newsroom.

Several readers (including one Ranter last Sunday) have suggested we counter the ever-popular Rants with "Raves."

Starting on Monday, Jan. 26, single copies of the Monday through Saturday Times Free Press papers will no longer be sold in any retail outlets in our market area.

On Christmas Eve, a frequent letter writer sent me a gift. At least, it felt like one.

For several months this year, I watched a small group meet weekly in an old Harrison Elementary classroom to hash out a land use plan.

A packed house gathered in Chattanooga on Monday night, eager to hear how new federal floodplain maps could affect them.

A monthly subsidy for a Chattanooga public housing complex was paid Monday, after a delay caused by the ongoing federal government shutdown.

The new giants are everywhere – rising from clear-cut lots within weeks, armored with siding in inoffensive neutral hues and advertising studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments for rent.
