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 44
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Good Deed: CHI Memorial’s Rees Skillern Cancer Institute receives $13,154
The CHI Memorial Rees Skillern Cancer Institute recently received a $13,154 donation from a local yoga studio.
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Good Deed: Shop with a Santa Cop benefits nearly 200 children
Almost 200 children recently shopped until they dropped for holiday presents during the annual Shop with a Santa Cop event, according to Graysville, Tenn., Police Chief Ed Buckman.
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We expect better from Fleischmann and more letters to the editors
What are the most important attributes that our elected officials should demonstrate?
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Forget the border; help Ukraine, Israel and more letters to the editors
The U.S. Senate is holding up funding for Ukraine and Israel, contingent upon adding funds for immigration control at the Southern border.
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Recommending a walk-through of redesigned Bessie Smith Center
I recently attended the WTCI Gratitude Gathering at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center and was absolutely blown away by the quality of that small museum.
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‘Too many things’ divide our attention and other letters to the editors
Your Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin recently invited new House Speaker Mike Johnson to resign if he can't keep the Bible out of his politics, arguing that the Constitution "contradicts the Bible in many significant respects."
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Beware plans of Trump and Lee and other letters to the editors
Reading the paper on Wednesday morning was exhausting.
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Good Deed: Chattanooga Ronald McDonald House receives $287,000
In the spirit of the holiday season, McDonald's owner-operators in the Chattanooga area recently donated more than $287,000 to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater Chattanooga.
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Good Deed: Hamilton County EMS supports MaryEllen Locher Scholarship Fund
John Miller, director of Hamilton County Emergency Medical Services, recently presented a check to the CHI Memorial Foundation for $4,240 in support of the MaryEllen Locher Scholarship Fund.
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Prefers safe bike lanes to highways and more letters to the editors
Relating highway roadwork to bike lane infrastructure within the city is misguided and undermines the humanitarian effort to give our city back to the citizens who are being killed and maimed in increasing numbers.