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Erlanger Park reveals logos. Final steel placed for stadium

Staff photo by Abby White / From left, Chattanooga Lookouts Managing Owner Jason Freier, Chattanoga Mayor Tim Kelly and Erlanger CEO Jim Coleman sign a steel plate Aug. 27, 2025, at Erlanger Park.
Staff photo by Abby White / From left, Chattanooga Lookouts Managing Owner Jason Freier, Chattanoga Mayor Tim Kelly and Erlanger CEO Jim Coleman sign a steel plate Aug. 27, 2025, at Erlanger Park. Staff photo by Abby White / From left, Chattanooga Lookouts Managing Owner Jason Freier, Chattanoga Mayor Tim Kelly and Erlanger CEO Jim Coleman sign a steel plate Aug. 27, 2025, at Erlanger Park.

Employees and leaders from the Chattanooga Lookouts, Erlanger Health and the city of Chattanooga, along with developers of the stadium under construction on the Southside, gathered Wednesday to sign steel plates and unveil logos for Erlanger Park.

The “topping off” ceremony signified the completion of the steel frame for the stadium and surrounding buildings. Crews will fix four plates high in the Powerhouse connected to the stadium after they were signed by hundreds of Chattanoogans this week.

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Erlanger Park is set to open by April 14 for the Lookouts’ first home opener in their new stadium, a $115 million development at the former U.S. Pipe/Wheland Foundry site.

The new logos feature the color “foundry blue,” the same as the paint of the former industrial buildings that will become part of Erlanger Park.