Free Press Editorials
The latest Free Press Editorials coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Editorials section.
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Free Press Opinion: Ten Commandments OK’d by board, but is litigation next?
No Hamilton County student will be hurt by the posting of the Ten Commandments in district schools, but the school district likely opened itself to litigation when school board members voted to move forward Thursday on posting the biblical laws in public schools and public charter schools alongside the Declaration of Independence and United States Constitution.
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Free Press Opinion: Memphis success story should be replicated across the country
A year ago, President Donald Trump established the Memphis Safe Task Force, and Gov. Bill Lee signed off on it in order to make the inordinately violent Bluff City safer.
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Free Press Editorial: Information is the enemy of voter suppression
In spite of what you may have read or heard, Republicans want you to register to vote.
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Free Press Opinion: Two local House Democratic candidates no longer campaigning
In a year that national Democrats and some state Democrats believe may lean their way, the local Democratic Party is having a time keeping a slate of candidates to even take on Republicans.
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Free Press Editorial: Burchett top choice in voters’ survey to replace Blackburn
If U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn is elected governor of Tennessee in November, someone will be appointed to replace her in the Senate.
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Free Press Opinion: Flock camera conflict: are they friend or foe or both?
One doesn't have to watch many true crime documentaries or likely even police dramas to see the importance of security camera monitoring in the capture of the perpetrators of crime.
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Free Press Opinion: Sept. 11 changed us; are we better for it?
Everybody has a story.
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Free Press Editorial: Public incentives for amphitheater at Bend are uncertain
Public incentives are expected to be responsible for at least a part of the construction of a previously revealed, $300 million, 12,500-seat amphitheater at The Bend site in downtown Chattanooga, Colorado project developer Venu has said.
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Free Press Opinion: Reneau’s ‘27 Club’ recalls Baker’s Congressional Club
One of the charges against Hamilton County Republican Party Chair Gail Greene in a recent complaint filed to the state Republican Party offered memories of allegations that dogged then-3rd District U.S. Rep. LaMar Baker, R-Chattanooga, for the last two years of his congressional stint more than 50 years ago.
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Does Democratic candidate’s cryptic message leave District 30 seat to Helton-Haynes?
A Tennessee Lookout article earlier this week tabbed the District 30 state House race among eight "other Tennessee state House (races) that could be in play in 2026."
