
The Bethlehem Center to tackle food insecurity with $425,000 grant
The Bethlehem Center recently received $425,000 from the Chattanooga Area Food Bank as part of a pass-through grant from Feeding America's Food Security Equity…
The Bethlehem Center recently received $425,000 from the Chattanooga Area Food Bank as part of a pass-through grant from Feeding America's Food Security Equity…
Perhaps at no moment in recent American memory has a widespread understanding of civics been more crucial. Yet the portents are ominous.
The need for a second bridge across the Tennessee River in Chattanooga was discussed for almost a decade. Legislation had been introduced and approved in the U…
So the street parking downtown will now be $1.50 an hour?
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 pers…
I want to begin this column by sharing with you one of the worst things I ever did. I was only 18 years old, but that was no excuse. Late one night I got a cal…
"Gentrification" is the wrong way to describe CHA's approach to Westside residents trapped in surrounding redevelopment. Conscious-less, paramilitary and heavy…
As I have said over the years, I am not at all concerned about a federal government shutdown. My worry is that it might open back up again.
Calendars marking sacred days, weeks, months and years have been part of cultures around the world for thousands of years.
Wyndi White, a 63-year-old ordained minister, said she has frequent conversations with God.
If you read the headline on this column expecting a rant, please back up.
When I was assigned to be a Washington correspondent in 1994, I chose to move my young family to the northern Virginia suburb of Fairfax for a single reason: I…
It's understandable that many parents are upset about what is being taught in their schools.
Despite a robust economy, the U.S. budget deficit is poised to double over the next year — to an eye-watering $2 trillion.
Thousands drive across the Market Street bridge each morning, most without any thought of its history.