
City should prioritize rail crossing safety and more letters to the editors
For the second time in 10 days, the crossing guards at the Hamill Road rail crossing remained down with no apparent active train approaching.
For the second time in 10 days, the crossing guards at the Hamill Road rail crossing remained down with no apparent active train approaching.
Lee University recently received $1,500 from the Food Lion Feeds Charitable Foundation to help students in their time of need. Lee used the gift to contribute …
Last Sunday's Times Free Press had a fascinating article by Dave Flessner about modernizing nuclear power.
The Chattanooga chapter of the American Inns of Court recently raised $14,848.88 by holding a charity auction to benefit The Children's Advocacy Center.
Beth Burns, an art teacher at Chattanooga's Skyuka Hall, inspires her students to search constantly for new and creative ways to express themselves.
Traffic lights play a crucial role in regulating traffic flow and ensuring the safety of drivers, pedestrians and cyclists. However, poorly timed traffic light…
Scott Adams' statement that certain organizations catering to Blacks are hate groups is true, in my opinion.
In a recent Breakpoint column, the authors strongly imply that secular intellectuals are "blissfully unaware of what untethering the world from God would entai…
On April 12, 2020, Easter Sunday, an EF-3 tornado devastated neighborhoods in Chattanooga and unincorporated parts of Hamilton County, including the well-estab…
I go once a month to the Veterans Administration for mental counseling for my PTSD after my service in Iraq during 2006 to 2007.
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 — f…
For many reasons, I was appalled at the televised scenes at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
In England they drive on the left. In Chattanooga we drive on what's left.
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.
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 St…