Columnists
The latest Columnists coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
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5-at-10: Remembering 9/11, college football’s bubble, Barkley on the market, Braves latest injury
So the Braves played. The Braves won.
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Opinion: Teaching civil discourse — a classroom blueprint for all America
First-time teachers and first-time voters gearing up for the 2024 election may have only ever been exposed to toxic polarization — it's their norm.
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Opinion: Policy, shmolicy: Election Day weather and football victories could decide the election
The presidential race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump is shaping up to be an extremely tight contest.
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Opinion: No, local election officials can’t block certification of results. There are plenty of legal safeguards
Some local election officials have refused to certify election results in the past few years.
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Local history: Grace Moore returns home as a star
The Chattanooga Daily Times' front-page headline on March 26, 1928, created a stir — "Tennessee's Own Grand Opera Star Spends Week-End Here."
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The Rant
Doctors, an hour wait isn't fair. My appointment with you is also an appointment with me. My time is as valuable as yours.
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Good Deed: Union Gospel Mission seeks donations to meet full $5,000 matching gift
An anonymous donor recently stepped forward with a $5,000 matching gift to encourage giving to the Union Gospel Mission.
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Transplants unhappy with state rankings and more letters to the editors
"Oh no" was my first reaction to the TFP headline "Meet The New Arrivals" and seeing the Trump sign in the photo. I read the entire article, twice, with great interest as a "liberal" in this ruby red state.
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Remember When, Chattanooga? Who is the war hero in this photo?
Many Chattanoogans remember Charles Coolidge, the decorated World War II veteran, as an aging military hero.
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Opinion: Expanding our senior culture
What fun to speak a few weeks ago to the Scenic City Friends. On that third Thursday of the month, the Friends filled a meeting room at Fernando's Restaurant in East Ridge.
