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 20
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Readers respond: Letter to editors wrongly justified violence, hurts trust and more
I am writing as a Jewish member of the Chattanooga community regarding a letter published in your Sunday edition (01/04/2026) that relied on antisemitic conspiracies and invoked Nazi-era rhetoric.
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Readers respond: Letter to editors was antisemitic, endangers local Jewish community
The decision to recently publish a letter (01/04/26) was alarming and damaging.
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Politicians used to listen to people, and more letters to the editors
This letter to the editor is probably a waste of my time as well as yours, like your messages and letters to your congressional representatives and senators.
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Newspaper seems totally anti-Trump, and more letters to the editors
It wasn't long ago (about three months) when I entered the Food City store in Dayton, Tennessee.
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Letter to the editors: A better mental health facility is possible in Chattanooga
It was very distressing to read that "after evaluating over 100 sites, no option in Hamilton County has met the criteria to provide for a new state-of-the-art mental health facility."
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Letters to the editors: ACA tax credits must be extended
For months, moms, parents, and caregivers have been demanding that Congress take action to protect our health care, but Republican leaders and President Trump have refused to take the health care crisis they've created seriously.
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Letter to the editors: Did Red Bank learn its lesson on tax rate?
When you run a city and you set your tax rate, it is your responsibility to double- and triple-check your rate.
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Letter to the editors: Mental health talk brings NIMBYs out in Moccasin Bend relocation
Every time a tragedy hits the news or close to home, the script is always the same: "We need better mental health care."
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Blessings, again, to unknown tree decorator, and more letters to the editors
Once again the decorated Christmas tree placed near the railroad tracks on Hickory Valley Road is a delight.
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Readers respond: Story on CSLA educator scandal shows ‘implicit bias’ and more
My personal bias is, without apology, on display.
