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Chattanooga area business openings, closings and expansions in November 2022

Staff Photo by Dave Flessner / Tourism industry leaders cut the ribbon Nov. 4 on a new visitors center on Aquarium Way in downtown Chattanooga. The new facility includes indoor and outdoor kiosks and interactive video displays along with visitor guides to answer questions and sell local merchandise.
Staff Photo by Dave Flessner / Tourism industry leaders cut the ribbon Nov. 4 on a new visitors center on Aquarium Way in downtown Chattanooga. The new facility includes indoor and outdoor kiosks and interactive video displays along with visitor guides to answer questions and sell local merchandise.

By Staff Report 3 min read

Here’s a look at the business trends for November in the Chattanooga area, which include the largest foreign investment in Tennessee and a new tourist information center on the downtown riverfront.


What closed

Go Gyro Go, a restaurant that served authentic Greek and New York cuisine, closed its location at Germantown and Ringgold roads. The last dinner service was on Oct. 26, according to a social media post from the business’s Facebook account.