Free Press Editorials
The latest Free Press Editorials coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Editorials section.
More in Free Press Editorials, page 95
-
Opinion: Blackburn had hand in likely end of vaccine mandate for military service members
Republicans recently won a major concession on the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), and one Tennessee senator has been on the front lines of attempting to secure such a concession.
-
Opinion: Bringing the darkness of antisemitism into the light
For almost all of the 20th century, the word "antisemitism" did not appear in Chattanooga newspapers related to any local incident.
-
Opinion: Budgetel ownership, East Ridge deserve scorn for what happened when people forced to leave their rooms
The problem of 170 adults and 108 children potentially being back on the street this week is the biggest human issue of the Budgetel Hotel closing last month.
-
Opinion: Councilwoman Coonrod floats idea for term limits for mayor and council members
Chattanooga Councilwoman Demetrus Coonrod is proposing an ordinance that would make changes to the city charter, including how long the mayor and council members can serve and when city elections are held.
-
Opinion: Chattanooga’s new policy on police response to some vehicle crashes need some clarification
It's pouring outside, it's cold and you are involved in an accident with another motorist.
-
Opinion: Donald Trump has forfeited a right to the presidency in 2024
"Memory is a cruel mistress with whom we all must learn to dance." -- Kate Morton
-
Opinion: Mayor Wamp wants to modernize county government, but is he moving too quickly?
The standoff between Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp and County Attorney Rheubin Taylor is about to enter its third month.
-
Opinion: New parks plan will be city’s first since the advent of Recreate 2008! in 1998
Remember Recreate 2008!?
-
Opinion: Bernstein suggests media shouldn’t do anything differently, but he also has a few ideas for them
The liberal icon sat under bright lights, his clothes slightly rumpled as they always were when he reported on the story that made his career. But his New Balance sneakers -- a testament, he said, to his age (78) -- were shiny, white and pristine.
-
Opinion: New Howard School pondered in 2003, but nostalgia, tradition and renovations won out
Times change, but Howard School has found itself in the same place it was nearly 20 years ago, as problems with the storied South Market Street building seemingly climb by the day.
