Signal Mountain’s Taylor joins Medal of Honor roll
Officially, Signal Mountain's Larry Taylor will receive the Medal of Honor for his helicopter rescue of four fellow soldiers in Vietnam in June 1968.

Officially, Signal Mountain's Larry Taylor will receive the Medal of Honor for his helicopter rescue of four fellow soldiers in Vietnam in June 1968.

The first thing Sasha Posada did when she was laid off last August was text her best friend, Tiffany Bratton.

Twice in the span of three years, DeJuan Jordan turned down job offers from LAUNCH Chattanooga. Today, she's halfway through her first year as the nonprofit's co-CEO.
By the end of July, Chattanooga's Southern Belle riverboat will have had as many people on board as the Memphis suburb of Germantown has residents.
Diana Davies and John Mathna are trying to change the way folks get around the Chattanooga area — and if they sell some product in the process, so much the better.
* Location: 2901 Taylor St., in the R.I.S.E. Chattanooga community hub
It was election night 1996, and Northwest Georgia voters had just pink-slipped McCracken Poston.

When it comes to launching a business, fledgling entrepreneurs have a dizzying array of factors to consider. For Carolina and Patrick Molloy, co-owners of Adventure Sports Innovation (ASI), climate was at, or at least near, the top of the list.

Eleven years after Lumberjacks Tree Service started chopping wood, the company is in the chips.

Lawton and Karen Haygood own three popular Chattanooga restaurants, none of which closely resembles either of its sisters in look, feel or menu. Jason Greer, food/beverage director for all three restaurants, says that's very intentional.
