Chattanooga Times Free Press - Current and Past Publishers and Contributors

Current and Past Publishers and Contributors

  • Charles L. Bartlett, reporter, Washington bureau, The Chattanooga Times, 1946–1962. Pulitzer Prize winner for national reporting, 1956, for articles leading to the resignation of Secretary of the Air Force Harold E. Talbott.
  • Clay Bennett, Editorial cartoonist, combined papers, 2007–. Pulitzer Prize winner for editorial cartooning in 2002 at The Christian Science Monitor.
  • Bill Dedman, Copy boy, copy editor, reporter for The Chattanooga News-Free Press and then The Chattanooga Times, 1977–1983. Pulitzer Prize winner, investigative reporting, 1989.
  • J. Todd Foster, editor, combined papers, 2010–2011. Editor of the Bristol Herald-Courier when it won the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for public service.
  • Tom Griscom, executive editor and publisher, combined papers, 1999–2010.
  • Ruth Holmberg, publisher, The Chattanooga Times. Granddaughter of Adolph Ochs, and mother of author Arthur Golden and Michael Golden, publisher of the International Herald Tribune.
  • Robin Hood, photographer, The Chattanooga News-Free Press, 1970s. Pulitzer Prize winner for feature photography, 1977.
  • Roy McDonald, publisher, The Chattanooga Free Press and later The Chattanooga News-Free Press, 1933–1990.
  • Jon Meacham, reporter, The Chattanooga Times, 1991–1992. Pulitzer Prize winner for biography, 2009.
  • Albert Hodges Morehead, reporter, The Chattanooga Times, c. 1930.
  • Alan Murray, reporter, The Chattanooga Times, c. 1977. Assistant managing editor and columnist, The Wall Street Journal.
  • Adolph Ochs, publisher, The Chattanooga Times, 1878–1935. Later publisher of The New York Times. Died on a visit to Chattanooga.
  • Julius Ochs Adler, president and publisher, The Chattanooga Times. General manager of The New York Times.

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