Wiedmer: Buck Johnson was the best of the best
To become employed by the Chattanooga News-Free Press, as I first did in 1983, was to learn quite quickly that your archrival, if not your archenemy, was the Chattanooga Times.

To become employed by the Chattanooga News-Free Press, as I first did in 1983, was to learn quite quickly that your archrival, if not your archenemy, was the Chattanooga Times.

Somebody in government should hire him to become Czar of the COVID-19 Mask.

Until the coronavirus pandemic ended competitive sports more than three months ago, June 24 was to be the day Baylor School rising senior Ellie Waldrep fulfilled a lifelong dream - competing in the United States Olympic Team Trials for swimming.

A friend phoned me with a novel idea on Monday, a suggestion that could surely take flight at 13 of the Southeastern Conference's 14 institutions of higher learning.

One night in 1981, brothers Grady and Steve Jacoway, both of them McCallie School graduates who were University of Tennessee students at the time, fell into a heated discussion at a Knoxville watering hole.

Jill Levine took the call a few weeks ago, not quite believing what she was hearing.

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred must, at least this once, focus on the fans and what they've been through and are continuing to go through.

Befitting someone who has always encouraged folks to live in their hopes instead of their fears, University of Tennessee athletic director Phillip Fulmer sounded like a man whose cup runneth over with hope for the upcoming college football season during an interview last week with the Knoxville News-Sentinel.

Full disclosure: I've never been much of a NASCAR fan.

From George Floyd's horrible death, something has come to life in this country that we've never previously witnessed on such a grand scale regarding the desperate need to end systemic racism.
