Columnists
The latest Columnists coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
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Local history: Tivoli Theater readies for gala 1921 opening
On New Year's Day 1921, the Chattanooga Daily Times headlined a story on "aircastles" soon materializing on the city's landscape: the Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Auditorium, the Centenary M.E. church at McCallie Avenue and Lindsay Street, the Pilgrim Congregational Church on Oak Street, the Ridgedale school, and the "proposed Shriners' mosque" on lower Market.
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Lutnick reminds us we must be informed and more letters to the editors
Howard Lutnick, Trump's secretary of commerce, while commenting on the public's reaction if changes to Social Security result in checks not going out for a month, said that his mother-in-law wouldn't really be concerned.
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The Rant
Loose lips sink ships!
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Opinion: Democrats turn the once must-have Teslas into hated kindling
We have found out in the last few weeks that you can use gas on Tesla cars. Who knew?
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Opinion: How to secure a stronger manufacturing future for Tennessee
Tennessee's manufacturing sector is the backbone of our state's economy, fueling billions in economic impact and strengthening America's supply chain.
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Opinion: Tennessee lawmakers should finish 2021 work to protect patients from middlemen preying on medication assistance for vulnerable Tennesseans
For thousands of Tennesseans with a chronic illness, such as arthritis, finding the right medication is a long and difficult process that can take months or even years.
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5-at-10: Weekend winners (War UTC hoops) and losers (USMNT soccer) and the greatness of the Madness
Wow. What a doubleheader delight in the NIT and WNIT for both the Mocs programs.
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Kennedy: DNA trail leads to brotherly reunion
Kathleen Robinson, a Chattanooga real estate agent, was scrolling on Facebook one day earlier this month when she came across a newspaper article that grabbed her attention.
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Opinion: Five years after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s tempting to think of all that as ancient history
Since scientists began playing around with dangerous pathogens in laboratories, the world has experienced four or five pandemics, depending on how you count.
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Local History: Discovering the Citico Mound’s history
As work began on Chattanooga's Riverside Drive in 1915, it became obvious that Citico Mound needed to be leveled.
