Times Editorials
The latest Times Editorials coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Editorials section.
More in Times Editorials, page 63
-
Opinion: LeBron’s Look: This year’s Super Bowl will have a different magic
The clock struck 0:00 in Super Bowl LX in Detroit, Michigan, and the Pittsburgh Steelers had just defeated the Seattle Seahawks 21-10 to claim the 2006 National Football League championship.
-
Opinion: In 2024, can Gov. Bill Lee get his GOP to ‘lean in’ to gun reform?
During his State of the State address on Monday, Gov. Bill Lee talked a big game. Tennessee is ranked the fastest growing economy in the country, we pay some the lowest taxes in America and our roads are top notch.
-
Opinion: Proposed Tennessee legislation could give local government flexibility on affordable housing. How would they use it?
Solving affordable housing is no easy task. Just look around the country. Look around the state.
-
Opinion: This Black History Month, don’t take the path for granted
I parted ways with my first love sometime ago. My 2000 green Honda Civic, which I dubbed "Old Faithful," had been sent to the great junkyard in the sky after years of being my trusted car.
-
Opinion: LeBron’s Looks: Taylor Swift is the problem Republicans want to have
Excuses, excuses
-
Opinion: Lookouts Stadium deal: South Broad neighborhood needs a community benefits agreement. Will they get it?
Jon Johnson is the head coach of the The Howard School baseball team. He cares deeply about his job, but more importantly, the student-athletes he helps along the way.
-
Opinion: Sweetened Lookouts stadium deal made in sour political dynamic
Well, it looks like the deal for the new Chattanooga Lookouts Stadium could get better for city and county taxpayers after all.
-
Opinion: Leverage the beauty of McDonald Farm; don’t squander it
McDonald Farm is a special place.
-
Opinion: LeBron’s Looks: Proposed abortion bill tightens grip around reproductive rights
Reproductive rights > state’s rights
-
Opinion: Fifth year of Tennesse’s hold on TANF funds: Where’s our safety net?
Tennessee sure has a stingy approach to helping end poverty in the Volunteer State. It seems the state's strategy is to keep hundreds of millions of dollars of federal money — earmarked to help the people who need it most — safely tucked away in a bank account.