Columnists
The latest Columnists coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
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Perspective: What Artemis II explains about life on Earth
Four astronauts went on a journey around the moon, a mission that offered a rare chance to see our world from a distance, and ourselves more clearly.
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Local History: Battles for Chattanooga elevated Ulysses S. Grant
Ulysses Grant, the leading Union general of the Civil War, was instrumental to victories in the Battles of Chattanooga before becoming the 18th U.S. president.
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Good Deed: Program to support homeless teens
A program launched last month aims to help teenagers experiencing homelessness in Hamilton County.
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Readers write: Lookout Mountain residents aren’t for Rock City gondola
A TFP article (3/31) details how there are plenty of Lookout Mountain residents who are both for and against the proposed gondola at Rock City. I live just blocks from Rock City, and I haven't heard anyone proclaim their support of it.
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Life Stories: Ooltewah graduate on the rise in country music
Bella Lam, 23, was born prematurely. As an infant, she had a tube in her lungs, and for years she went to speech therapy and occupational therapy to correct a speech impediment and hands tremors.
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Ron Hart: Trump flexes U.S. muscles in Iran
It was a big week for America as we flexed our technological prowess in war and in space.
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Community Voice: Preserve federal arts funding making an impact in Chattanooga
Anytime I'm advocating for public funding for the arts, there is always someone who says taxpayers should not be responsible for funding the arts.
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Community Voice: Tennessee histoplasmosis outbreak shows a bigger problem
I have spent the better part of three decades watching the same story repeat itself in different geographies, different languages, and with different pathogens. The disease changes. The communities bearing the brunt of it rarely do.
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Times Opinion: Close copay loopholes harming Tennesseans’ access to health care
Tennesseans living with complex, chronic conditions know all too well that the systems designed to help them afford their medications are often quietly working against them.
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Perspective: The economic squeeze on young Americans matters for democracy
As a parent of millennials, I can see firsthand that the reality of the financial anxiety many younger Americans feel is not misplaced pessimism.
