Columnists
The latest Columnists coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
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First Things First: What it means to put first things first
First Things First is in the middle of a rebrand. Same name. Same mission. Deeper alignment.
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Local History: Gen. Braxton Bragg’s Confederate victory was short-lived
Braxton Bragg was a West Point-trained U.S. Army officer who became one of the Confederacy's most prominent — and most criticized — generals in the Western Theater, commanding what became the Army of Tennessee from mid-1862 to late 1863.
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My Life: The birds of Chattanooga
I took a six-week online graphic essay class last winter.
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Living On Purpose: For the love of family and country
Memorial means to "remember," and every year on the last Monday in May, we honor those who sacrificed their life in the line of active military service.
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Times Opinion: TVA lied and people died — Has it learned anything since the Kingston disaster?
There is no such thing as beautiful, clean coal.
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Good Deed: White Oak Bicycle Cooperative’s truck-turned-mobile bike shop provides repairs
A new (used) truck is helping a local bicycle nonprofit provide repairs for cyclists across the community.
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Readers write: What would the founders think?
In a matter of days America will celebrate 250 years. Have we grown as a country with amelioration, or have we become vestigial?
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Life Stories: Years later, college player receives long-lost home run baseball
Max Riemer, a graduate of the McCallie School, played Division I baseball at the University of North Carolina.
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Community Voice: When talking about gun violence, why ‘Wear Orange’?
On Sunday, June 7, at 4 p.m., Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America and the City of Chattanooga's Office of Community Services will convene at Miller Park to commemorate National Wear Orange Day.
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Times Opinion: Gerrymandering is a cancer. It’s time to cut it out before it kills us
Until this week, I served as the Fifth Congressional District representative on the Tennessee State Board of Education.
