Chattanooga Community Journalism Project

Chattanooga Times Free Press

Community Journalism Project

STRONG COMMUNITIES NEED STRONG LOCAL NEWS.

Residents with access to local news and information about their community are more likely to vote, contact local officials or run for office. Newspapers connect residents with trustworthy information about local government, schools, businesses, neighborhood events and more.

The Times Free Press has served its community for a century and a half, since 1869 when the Chattanooga Daily Times was created. Today, the newspaper reaches the largest audience of any media outlet in the Chattanooga region and serves readers in Southeast Tennessee, Northwest Georgia and Northeast Alabama.

Our dedicated team has been delivering raw, unbiased information that directly impacts our region and state. To maintain this commitment to be one of Tennessee’s best news source, the Times Free Press needs help from the community.

With your support, the Community Journalism Project publishes local coverage that is available to everyone. Click here (Need this link) to read some of the stories made possible through donations. 

With your contribution, you’re nurturing the growth of a community where facts triumph over fiction and where informed citizens drive positive change.

Donate today or schedule a recurring pledge and become a champion for local news!

The Tennessee Press Association Foundation is serving as a fiscal agent and will receive the funds for the Chattanooga Times Free Press Community Journalism Project. The funds will be used for that project and the Tennessee Press Association Foundation will receive a fee for serving as the fiscal agent.