On the dotted line: Chattanooga-based Ntracts helps health care providers nationwide manage contracts
It was 2019, and David Paschall was something akin to a judge on a network TV talent show.
Time capsule: U.S. Pipe & Foundry shuttered less than one year after merger with Mueller foundry
Walter Industries Inc., the parent company of Chattanooga's U.S. Pipe & Foundry, agreed in June 2005 to pay $860 million in cash to buy another Chattanooga foundry, Mueller Water Products. Walter Industries also agreed to assume just over $1 billion of Mueller debt.
Wind River boosts production of craftsmen-built modular houses
It took Wind River Custom Homes a decade to build 100 small, modular homes at their first location -- a 11,000-square-foot facility in Apison, Tennessee.
Chattanooga Habitat advocates for affordable housing
"Our vision is that everyone has a decent place to live," says Jens Christensen, CEO at Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga.
Chattanooga tech startup Totem can help you locate friends in a crowd
I've been to at least 30 music festivals over the years. Anyone who's been to even five has either lost their phone or had it stolen, which makes it hard to find and link up with your people.
Kilbride first Chattanoogan to chair TVA board
In August 2021, Bill Kilbride became the first Chattanoogan elected to chair the Tennessee Valley Association board of directors in the federal utility's 88-year history.
GCAR President Kadi Brown champions Chattanooga Realtors
If you're selling the virtue of a so-called "balanced life," don't waste your time on Kadi Brown, because she's not buying.
Finley Stadium looks to drive new business with Ultra Club experience
When longtime Chattanoogan Brian Wright took over as executive director of Max Finley Stadium and the First Horizon Pavilion in 2022, he knew exactly what he was getting into.
179 years and counting: Mount Vernon Mills a ‘big part of the community’ in Trion, Georgia
Next time you put on jeans made by Lee, Wrangler or Levi's, Dickies coveralls or a Cintas-made uniform, think of William Tecumseh Sherman.
Siskin Children’s Institute works to improve the quality of life for children with special needs and their families
Siskin Children's Institute works to improve the quality of life for children with special needs and their families.
