Opinions

Nothing New Under the Sun
A reflection on perseverance, grace, and the reminder of God’s truth – even when we finally hear it differently.
Sunday Supper: Watermelon
Cold watermelon needs no recipe, but a good one still deserves a little respect – from the field spot to the salt debate.
Planning should run on facts, not water worries
The water-loss problem is real, but MUD says availability is not an issue. P&Z should not let anxiety become a growth stop sign.
The Women Who Hold Us Together
Honor the women whose quiet love, sacrifice, and faithfulness helped build the people we became.
Mom was Carrying More than You Knew
With age, you realize motherhood was never just about raising children. It was about holding entire worlds together.
Public Interest is Not a Master Key
The primary ballot controversy should concern every Moore County voter, regardless of party, candidate, or media preference.
Ted, an Elevator, and the World He Built
A personal remembrance of Ted Turner, who changed cable news – and once made a new employee feel at home.
Little Eyes, Big Lessons
Children learn faith, strength, patience, and perseverance less from what we say and more from how we live.
The Boogie Woogie Man and Saturday Mornings
Jimmy Valiant – born James Harold Fanning in Tullahoma – laced up his boots for his final match on April 25.
The Budget Isn’t Final Yet
Reducing the debt service line to soften a potential tax increase: Does it save money or shift costs into future budgets?
The Strength to Say You Were Wrong
A quick apology can rebuild trust, protect relationships, and show the people closest to you what real strength looks like.
Show up before the smoke starts
Moore County’s elected neighbors would rather hear hard questions now than angry complaints after the budget is set.
If It’s Confusing, It’s On You
Unclear communication creates costly confusion; stop assuming and start communicating with purpose.











