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 21
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Story downplays importance of teachers, and more letters to the editors
Sunday's front-page piece on racial tensions at Chattanooga School for the Liberal Arts, with its attendant themes on lawsuits, hirings and firings, etc., potentially evokes many different responses, but as a 45-year veteran classroom teacher I choose to emphasize one.
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Letter to the editors: Tennessee, regulate tobacco like hemp
To move in a more progressive and positive position for our state, I ask you to introduce legislation that would make all forms of natural tobacco restricted from being sold in the great state of Tennessee and only make nicotine available in seltzer drinks, gummies and vapes -- just like what we are doing to cannabis hemp.
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Letter to the editors: Phase 1 done — can a new Choo Choo become reality here?
Can new Choo Choo become reality here?
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Letter to the editor: Reentry support group coming to Chattanooga can reduce crime
Chattanooga is about to welcome something this city needs more of: a reentry program with a proven record of reducing repeat crime.
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Letter to the editor: Good reason exists for Dems’ ‘whining’
I have seen rants that indicate an opinion that Democrats spend a lot of time "whining." Is any attention paid by those ranters to what the "whining" is all about?
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Readers respond: Thank you, Walnut Street Bridge workers
Thank you, hardworking Walnut Street Bridge workers, for your incredible efforts in restoring "Chattanooga's Eiffel Tower."
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Where are Blackburn, Hagerty and Fleischmann? and more letters to the editors
Blackburn, Hagerty and Fleischmann, where are you?
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Readers respond: Student says American schools need rigor; Thiessen column misleading
Mark Thiessen's opinion smearing Barack Obama as doing the same thing as Donald Trump (Free Press editorial page, 12/5/25) is a lie, period.
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Letters to the editors: Isolationism and the ‘Divided States of Corporate America’
Donald Trump likes to emphasize that his new $300 million, gold-plated ballroom is not being funded by taxpayer dollars, that 37 wealthy donors are providing the funding.
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Letter to the editors: Use an alternate route to avoid Chattanooga holiday traffic
Holiday traffic spoils the mood. Especially when you're sitting bumper-to-bumper in interstate traffic through Chattanooga with kids and pets getting restless in the back seat.
