Opinion

After 70 Years, Our TCSA Finally Adopts A Public Records Policy (Op-Ed By Peter Maher)

Op-Ed: For Nearly Seven Decades, The Taxpayer Funded Tennessee County Services Association Has Served As One Of The Most Influential Organizations In Tennessee Local Government. Yet For All Its Influence, Tcsa Had Never Adopted A Public Records Policy Until Only Recently, And Only After One West Tennesseean Pressed The Issue.

Opinion, State News, Videos

Video & Podcast: When People Stop Me In Public, Here’s What They Say! Do You Agree?

The Other Night, I Was Celebrating America’s 250th At My Church… There Must Have Been 2,000 People There. As I Made My Way Through The Crowd, I Was Stopped By 5 Or 6 People I’d Never Met… About Half Didn’t Live Anywhere Near Chattanooga. Apparently, They Recognized Me From The Tennessee Conservative. To A Person, This Is Basically What They Had To Say… Maybe You Feel The Same Way?

Opinion

Listening To The Roads Of Tennessee Senate District 1 (Op-Ed By Dennis Beavers)

Op-Ed: For Too Long, The Talk About Fixing Our Infrastructure Has Been Like A Summer Storm That Never Arrives—All “High Wind, Big Thunder, But No Rain”. We Hear Grand Announcements And Grand Promises From High-Up Offices, But The Roads Remain Neglected And The Lanes Remain Crowded.

Opinion

Don’t Get Me Started – The Best Way To Piss Off A Cyclist? Criticize ‘Em (Op-Ed By Thomas Antkow)

Op-Ed: Cyclists Can Legally Share The Limited Space Available In Parks And On Roadways In Tennessee. However, Is It Practical And Involve Common Sense?