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 53
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Good Deed: MyEyeDr. provides gallery space for art students of Skyuka Hall
Beth Burns, an art teacher at Chattanooga's Skyuka Hall, inspires her students to search constantly for new and creative ways to express themselves.
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Adams’ hate group comments are true and more letters to the editors
Scott Adams' statement that certain organizations catering to Blacks are hate groups is true, in my opinion.
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Good Deed: Generous donors rebuild Holly Hills neighborhood markers
On April 12, 2020, Easter Sunday, an EF-3 tornado devastated neighborhoods in Chattanooga and unincorporated parts of Hamilton County, including the well-established East Brainerd neighborhood of Holly Hills.

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Morality is not dependent on God and more letters to the editors
In a recent Breakpoint column, the authors strongly imply that secular intellectuals are "blissfully unaware of what untethering the world from God would entail ... . No longer could social norms like human rights, scientific progress or preference of kindness over cruelty be justified ... ."
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Good Deed: Giorgio’s donates suits for Salvation Army clients
The Salvation Army's 614 Corps Day Shelter recently hosted a suit giveaway for the Chattanooga community to offer residents a chance to shop — at no charge — for professional attire such as suits, slacks, button-up shirts and ties.

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Kind card helps veteran through therapy session and more letters to the editors
I go once a month to the Veterans Administration for mental counseling for my PTSD after my service in Iraq during 2006 to 2007.

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National religion a power grab? and more letters to the editors
For many reasons, I was appalled at the televised scenes at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
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Good Deed: Barker estate gift will support students at Cleveland State
Cleveland State Community College recently received a $50,000 gift from the estate of Dr. Mary T. Barker, a beloved professor and administrator at Cleveland State for more than 20 years and namesake of the Mary T. Barker Humanities Building on campus.

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Invaluable lesson in human kindness and more letters to the editors
I flew to Denver for a mountain weekend with friends over the Christmas holiday. Upon arrival, I was informed my luggage, keys and I.D. had been lost.
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The Rant
In England they drive on the left. In Chattanooga we drive on what's left.
