Free Press Editorials
The latest Free Press Editorials coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Editorials section.
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Opinion: Clint’s Clips – Days of officials holding two Hamilton County posts coming to an end
The days of officials holding more than one elected job in Hamilton County are coming to a close.
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Opinion: Hillsdale rhetoric over Constitution instruction in Tennessee schools raises red flags
On the surface, Hillsdale College's goal of providing a network of classical charter schools that revive the American tradition of K-12 education is quite sound.
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Opinion: Business decision by Red Wolves’ soccer team owner will displace East Ridge Residence elderly tenants
If Chattanooga Red Wolves owner Bob Martino wants to put Grandma on the street, it's perfectly within his right to do so.
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Opinion: Reeves’ individual gold a singular feat for Chattanooga athlete and UTC senior
The headline from the June 5, 2021, Times Free Press said this: "Notre Dame grad Olivia Reeves could lift Olympic gold in 2024."
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Opinion: Hilltop Drive extension would alleviate some of the traffic problems at Ooltewah interchange
It's just a preliminary engineering report, but the Hamilton County Commission agenda for Wednesday's meeting has a potentially game changing resolution for frustrated, traffic-wracked Ooltewah residents.
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Opinion: Rural District 27 voters turned the tide for Reneau against incumbent Hazlewood
Whatever Michele Reneau was peddling in last week's Republican state House primary, District 27 voters were buying.
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Opinion: Clint’s Clips – Bond issue before Hamilton County Commission next week won’t fund all of schools’ construction
A $260 million bond issue to be voted on next week by the Hamilton County Commission mentions six specific schools that will benefit from the proposal, but the total amount associated with the schools most assuredly will not come close to building them.
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Opinion: July bonanza proves how serious Chattanooga is about improving parks system
Three years ago this month, we wrote of Chattanooga's collaboration with the National Recreation and Park Association and other partners to revitalize a park in what was once called "the most promising residential tract ever opened" in the city.
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Opinion: Moses Freeman went from protester of city actions to city councilman
Moses Freeman, who went from protesting city actions 50 years ago to Chattanooga city councilman, has died.
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Opinion: In pursuit of presidents
He made the announcement at 9 p.m. on Aug. 8, 1974, 50 years ago this week.
