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 76
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Wagering, gambling all the same: Addictive and more letters to the editors
In his Saturday column, Jay Greeson lauded Tennessee's legalized online sports wagering.
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Kim White thanks Chattanooga voters and more letters to the editors
Chattanooga, I thank you for the tremendous support and encouragement you've shown me since announcing my candidacy last September.
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Minds must change about littering roads and more letters to the editors
Kudos to Rose and Rick Coddaire of Red Bank for their daily efforts in cleaning litter off a Red Bank road. Compliments to Cindi and Nate Sinden and the Soddy Daisy Beautification crew for removing trash locally.
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Citizen thanks Berke for service to Chattanooga and more letters to the editors
Thank you, Mayor Andy Berke, for eight years of great leadership.
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Black victimization only way to think? and more letters to the editors
So the war against free speech has come to Chattanooga.
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Biased news report should’ve been spiked
TFP reporter Wyatt Massey's article on The Signal and Candace Owens in last Sunday's paper was biased and unprofessional.
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Thank you Jerry Sear and Sear’s Shoe Store and other letters to the editors
If you take a minute to imagine the perfect combination of kindness, work ethic, creativity and ethical small business talent, the picture that comes into focus is Jerry Sear.
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Pick Kim White to inspire city and more letters to the editors
There is a saying that goes, "A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle."
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On guns, lawmakers out of touch with cities and more letters to the editors
I recently read the editorial on the conservative side of the TFP entitled "Mayoral candidates should address gun violence."
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Time to rethink recycling and more letters to the editors
Having coordinated one of the original recycling programs in this region, I know that a well-managed drop-off center, with separate bins for each type of recyclable, accomplishes the main goal of recycling, providing end- users with valuable feedstock, i.e., recyclables that can be made into new, marketable products.