Editorials
Letters to the editors: Lower-cost prescriptions are being threatened; Writer voting ‘yes’ on Amendment 1
How can Steven Hale in a recent TFP article say, with a straight face, that (Amendment 1) "will do nothing to keep us safe?"
Letters to the Editor
The latest Letters to the Editor coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
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Letters to the editors: Hospital relocation shouldn’t slip away; Paying fair wages is right thing to do
Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly and Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp have worked with state Sen. Bo Watson tirelessly as a nonpartisan team to support the best new location for the state mental hospital, as it moves off Moccasin Bend.
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Letters to the editors: Ten Commandments will damage students; Help baby Daniel bring help to others
My name is Paradise Roblero, and I'm reaching out because my son, Daniel, is competing in the 2026 Baby of the Year contest — and his journey has become about so much more than a title.
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Letters to the editors: Can Christian Dems be heard from, too?
The narrative that the capital D Democrat can longer be considered faith-based, and your paper peddling this falsehood, is truly disappointing.
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Readers write: License plates support elephant sanctuary
To my fellow Tennesseans, I would like to encourage you to purchase specialty license plates to support The Elephant Sanctuary at Hohenwald, Tennessee.
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Readers Write: Not too late to have a debate
With elections fast approaching, many are still unclear about positions held by the candidates.
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Letters to the editors: Reader has questions about shuttle moves
Regarding Sam Still's article on Sept. 3 about the city replacing electric shuttles with "autonomous" shuttles: I'm thrilled to see Chattanooga embracing technology and innovation.
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Readers Write: Queen of Nashville, Dolly Rebecca Parton
She first heard Whitney Houston's cover of her song "I Will Always Love You" unexpectedly, while listening to the car radio.
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Letters to the editors: Bradley project poses many concerns, Moccasin Bend needs big changes and more
A lot has been written about the proposed Project River in Bradley County.
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Readers write: Long live our church choirs
Thank you for printing the article by Terry Mattingly (8/23) on the apparent decline of church choirs, as praise bands are seeming to take over. Churches that no longer use choral singing are missing something significant in ministry opportunity. Choral music offers a particular form of worship, an element of beauty, intergenerational connection and a sense of purpose for those who participate. Our own also serves as a small group within the church where members pray together and encourage one another, as we sing anthems and hymns with beautiful and uplifting content.
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Readers respond to the end of the Rant column
Rant gone? Then, so am I.
