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 46
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Good Deed: Celebration of Life and Hope gala raises $450,000 to help pediatric cancer families
More than 300 people recently attended the 16th annual Celebration of Life and Hope gala on Sept. 30 to close out Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and helped raise $450,000 for the Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer.
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Veterans and all of us are suckers and more letters to the editors
It's been confirmed.
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Warning about dechurching U.S. and more letters to the editors
Believers or unbelievers, if you care about the future of our country, please read the article on page E4 of the Sunday, Oct. 1, Times Free Press headlined "What's behind America's 'great dechurching'?"
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Good Deed: Echelon bike donation will help Pedaling for Parkinson’s program expansion
Echelon recently donated 20 Echelon EX 4S bikes to help expand the North River Family YMCA's Pedaling for Parkinson's program.
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Mail theft prevention begins with secure deliveries
We read the recent Times Free Press article headlined "Hamilton County residents asked to help fight mail theft" with great interest — and from a victim's perspective.
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Parking hikes dissuade visitors and more letters to the editors
So the street parking downtown will now be $1.50 an hour?
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Sacred ground under threat again and more letters to the editors
On my first visit to Chattanooga in 1987, I was taken to Moccasin Bend to see the work of grave robbers. Open pits lay on sacred ground.
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Good Deed: YMCA to use $3,000 grant from Dollar General Foundation to support summer literacy
The YMCA's Community Action Project (YCAP) will use a recent $3,000 grant to support its summer literacy efforts.
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Social Security fixes to help we the people and more letters to the editors
It is estimated Social Security payments are likely to be cut 20% in 2034. I'm 95; it won't bother me. I won't be here.
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Good Deed: Fellow football officials outfit Finley locker room in memory of Alan Cooper
When Alan Cooper, a longtime member of the South East Tennessee Football Officials Association, died from cancer at the age of 50 on Dec. 26, 2022, his referee comrades immediately sought a way to honor their brother in stripes.
