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 45
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Good Deed: A Hand Up Ministry gets a little hand up from generous donation
Transport Enterprise Leasing recently donated $5,675 to support the work of A Hand Up Ministry, which helps men and women get "back on their feet" after incarceration, alcohol addiction or drug abuse.
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Cemetery in Meigs doesn’t honor vets and more letters to the editors
The Chattanooga National Cemetery is a jewel in the interior of the city.
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Good Deed: Golf tournament benefits Children’s Hospital
The 7th annual Children's Classic Golf Tournament, held at Chattanooga Golf and Country Club, will pump a record $284,000 into Children's Hospital at Erlanger, with the proceeds going to support the Critical Care Transport program for pediatric patients. The Erlanger Foundation organizes the popular golf tournament.
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Keep trees out of housing debate and more letters to the editors
Somebody, please give developers and the Regional Planning Agency some trees and show them how to plant them.
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Israel-Hamas war needs better path and more letters to the editors
Israel-Hamas war needs better path
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Good Deed: CFC Foundation receives roof donation from Sentri Roofing and GAF to support youth development through soccer
A local roofing services company and one of its key suppliers recently installed a new roof on the Chattanooga Football Club Foundation home on Kirby Street that houses the organization's two primary programs: Chattanooga Sports Ministries and Operation Get Active.
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Use Fed Funds To Move State Higher In Education
According to information from Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee's office, the Volunteer State is ranked 49th in education spending. The District of Columbia and 47 other states are ranked higher in spending.
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Grants, scholarships support youth in performing arts
The Performing Arts League (PAL) recently award its 2023 grants and scholarships totaling $28,887 to support youth involvement in the performing arts, according to a news release.
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Mideast troubles require patience and more letters to the editors
Moral equivalency is most often defined by values colored with "self." The actions of perceived enemies are painted in the darkest hues; our own and those of our allies receive a rosier gloss. That's the nature we are born with.
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Medicare for All our best solution and more letters to the editors
Star Parker did a pretty good job enumerating causes of problems facing Medicare funding.