Letters to the Editor
The latest Letters to the Editor coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
More in Letters to the Editor, page 16
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Readers write: How about naming new state park Wildcat Hollow?
It's wonderful to see that the McDonald Farm in northern Hamilton County will be preserved as a state park. We've had a lot of discussion as to whether or not this should become an industrial site.
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Letters to the editors: Wamp thanked for park leadership; property tax limits a good idea
When used as an idiom, "a plum" refers to something highly desirable.
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Letters to the editors: TVA return to coal a mistake; EPA changes threaten public health
TVA's decision to extend the Kingston and Cumberland coal plants past their scheduled 2027-2028 retirements is a dangerous step backward.
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Letter to the editors: $10K bond for Frost shows justice gap
Jonathan Frost walking free on a $10,000 bond — despite allegations that he defrauded investors and the federal government out of hundreds of millions — perfectly captures the rot in America's justice system.
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Letters to the editors: ‘Pharisee’ trope outdated, Minnesotan thanks Tennesseans for support
As a pastor of more than 25 years, I agree wholeheartedly with the argument of the recent editorial, "Tennessee Republicans are modern-day Pharisees," Times, 02/11.
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Letters to the editors: Life’s harder for Democrats; leftist group not what it seems
Democrats love open borders allowing criminals (murderers, rapists, drug traffickers, etc.) to enter the U.S. and hate ICE deporting them. The Republicans don't.
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Readers respond: Bo Watson’s property tax proposal; health care liability bill
Graduated income tax is what's needed, and Health care liability bill an important one.
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Letter to the editors: Mud Hens, Yard Goats, oh my! Looking forward to Lookouts opening
A new baseball stadium, Erlanger Park, is great for all fans in and around Chattanooga. The first game is set for April. I am a baseball fan; however, I do not know how some teams got their names. In my opinion, they are very confusing.
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Readers respond: Putting a trillion into perspective
George Will (Free Press editorial page, 02/05) writes about our national debt approaching $39 trillion soon and possibly $40 trillion by the end of the year.
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Letters to the editors: ‘First They Came,’ clinging to remnants of civility and WaPo cuts
Apropos now is the famous WWII-era poem by German pastor Martin Niemöller, "First They Came."
