Opinion: Our tri-state region’s connection to the Jan. 6 violence
Jan. 6 has become a day so tragic that it - like 9/11 and the Dec. 7 - will remain both known and infamous simply by date alone.
Opinion: Tennessee and Georgia elected officials give us another week of smoke and mirrors
Poor Marjorie Taylor Greene.
Opinion: Is Tennessee cutting back COVID reporting just to minimize omicron spike?
It wasn't enough that Tennessee's right-wing and wrongheaded leadership tried at every turn to handicap practical preventions for COVID-19, the increasingly insidious virus that even in the brief periods when it has waned has changed our lives.
Opinion: What’s in Chattanooga’s crystal ball for 2022? We have predictions
This is the time of year when everyone begins looking for a crystal ball. Or a Ouija board. Or both.
Opinion: We see no ‘Happy’ New Year. We beg you to make it a better, smarter new year.
We had hopes of waxing happy about a new year beginning brightly for us on Jan. 1, 2022.
Opinion: When life throws curveballs, Neediest Cases is here to help
We all need help sometimes. Because life is good at throwing curveballs. Especially this year and last.
Opinion: Have yourself a merry little Christmas now
It is Christmas 2021, and it feels different this year.
Opinion: Chattanooga, Hamilton County take two small steps forward, Tennessee takes one giant step back
In good and bad ways, this has been a catch-up week in our region, with some things long ignored at last being resolved, or at least refocused. Meanwhile, one other thing - COVID-19 - has roared back to remind us we've not made anything like enough progress on the practical preventions we've known we needed but continued to ignore.
Opinion: We can still beat the evolving COVID-19, if we just will
Across Hamilton County, home to 374,826 residents, just over half of us - 53% - have received full vaccinations against COVID-19.
Opinion: In Chattanooga, giving is fun when you use your heart and mind
Got some last minute gift-giving to attend to?
