Editorials
The latest Editorials coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, including Free Press Editorials and Times Editorials.
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Local Opinion: US losing farmland at an alarming rate
If history were a person, originality would not be a descriptive word for it.

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Regional Opinion: Rural Georgia must lead our next chapter
There is a tendency to talk about Georgia's success as though it simply happened. It didn't.

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National Opinion: Washington should not take away paper preference
At Sylvamo's Memphis headquarters, I spend my days talking with customers who count on paper to make important information easier to see, save and trust.

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Local History: Thrasher advocates for a road across Chickamauga Dam
After 18 months of extensive renovations, a refurbished Walnut Street Bridge opened with an elaborate ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026.

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Local Opinion: Green has detailed plan for Tennessee’s future
The nation's midterm elections, now only two weeks away, could be unlike any in the past.

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Local Opinion: President’s gender surgery comments undermine every doctor
I'm a retired physician. President Donald Trump just accused my profession of a crime.

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Local Opinion: Learning the knowing that isn’t knowing
"You don't know what you don't know." That sentence is not just logically true. It is true always in all of life. Experience will teach you that it is true in such worlds as diverse as law, medicine and engine repair.

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State Opinion: Rural Tennessee deserves world-class care close to home
In rural Tennessee, access to healthcare is often measured in miles.

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Free Press Editorial: Businessman Hatley a viable alternative?
Sixty-two years ago this month, a man who had never run for public office made a speech for a presidential candidate that came to be known as "A Time for Choosing."

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Perspective: How long must a city ponder its riverfront?
How long must a community ponder a project before it moves forward? It's a fair question for a city that has spent years debating the future of its waterfront.
