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April 18, 2008
Sneaky Lawmakers And Press Freedom
April 16, 2008
Let The Students Wear Purple Shirts
April 15, 2008
Silent On Security
April 12, 2008
Revisions To Open Records Law Are A Bad Idea
April 11, 2008
Lady Vols Victory; Free Speech Rights
April 08, 2008
A Blueprint For School Changes
April 07, 2008
TVA Gets Ready to Clean the Air at John Sevier
Depending on the wind direction, Bristol and the surrounding communities breathe in the pollution of not one, but two aging, coal-fired power plants.
April 05, 2008
Gun data hypocrisy
A parliamentary chess game Wednesday in Nashville ultimately resulted in the death of wrongheaded legislation that would have closed from public view handgun-carry permit records in Tennessee. The most onerous part of the bill, however, was that it would have sent reporters to jail for disclosing the information.
April 02, 2008
Kaine’s Stand
Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine called a temporary halt to executions in the state Tuesday.
April 01, 2008
Dominion Plant Clears A Low Regulatory Hurdle
Reconsider Judge Farmer or offer proof he’s not qualified for bench
If Virginia Sen. Phillip Puckett has a good reason to oppose Judge John Farmer?s reappointment, he hasn?t voiced it.
March 25, 2008
Gun-Permit Data Ban Shoots Down First Amendment
Last month, an investigative television reporter in Nashville reported that the state of Tennessee had issued gun-carry permits to convicted felons, including a child rapist.
March 22, 2008
Pollution Permit Shouldn’t Be Easy
March 21, 2008
Progress On Water, Pre-Kindergarten
March 20, 2008
Godsey Lacks Authority To End Tourism Effort
March 19, 2008
An Immigration Exaggeration
March 18, 2008
Clark’s Misdeeds Must Not Crush Charity’s Purpose
Cracking down on criminals in Tennessee
Tennessee prosecutors and police are pushing a reform package that includes tougher sanctions for gun-toting criminals and longer prison terms for armed robbers. Lawmakers should approve it.
March 15, 2008
Open Or Shut?
March 14, 2008
Virginai Budget, Text Messaging Bill
March 13, 2008
UVa.-Wise Made the Right Call
March 12, 2008
Yank His License
March 11, 2008
A Measure of Justice in ‘Jungle’ Murder Case
Virginia House needs to mothball the bill-killing machine
By the middle of last week, House subcommittees killed or bypassed 611 bills without recorded votes.
Unhappy customers
On the scale of important matters, the Chippendales ? a squad of buff, semi-clad male dancers ? don?t rank with world peace or state budgets.
March 08, 2008
Student’s Death Not Criminal, But Still Wrong
March 07, 2008
Payday Reforms, Tornado Response
March 06, 2008
Funding Formula Debate Can Wait
March 05, 2008
An Empty Space on Bristol Ballot
March 04, 2008
