Columnists
The latest Columnists coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
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Hargis: Former Meigs County star redefined success with lessons from adversity
Early in his college football career, there were dismal days when former Meigs County High School star Aaron Swafford struggled to see a silver lining.
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Opinion: Our active shooting hoax was a warning
I was appalled to hear that UTC recently was under the threat of an active shooter.
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Opinion: Crime and embellishment
It is appealing how Trump applies common business sense to entrenched governments' objections.
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Opinion: Nuclear partnerships strengthen TVA to meet the energy needs of tomorrow
The recent announcement of the collaboration between Google, Kairos Power and the Tennessee Valley Authority to finance, build and operate the first of its kind advanced nuclear reactor, Hermes 2, is a transformational milestone for America as we prepare to meet the rapidly growing energy demands of the future.
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Opinion: Kratom products are a public health threat that must be removed from store shelves
Imagine walking through a convenience store and seeing a bright red package filled with small, strawberry cream-filled waffle cones.
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Opinion: Domestic tranquility — A shared federal responsibility
When you have lived most of your years within an institution, you may be able to see only what the institution has been, not what it must now become.
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Opinion: Local problems need local policing, not federal military force
Using federal law enforcement and military troops to enforce law and order in Washington may be well-intentioned, but history and experience suggest it is counterproductive.
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Local History: City Hall controversy and celebration
As the Chattanooga mayor and City Council planned the dedication ceremony for the new City Hall, a bit of controversy arose.
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Opinion: From progressivism to populism to nihilism
Democratic friends, let's try a thought experiment.
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Good Deed: Food City distributes $800,000 to regional schools
Each year, Food City's School Bucks program awards $800,000 in contributions to more than 1,000 area schools.
