By any reasonable standard, Cam Doody's done pretty well for himself – he's a co-founder of Bellhop, now the nation's No. 2 moving company according to U.S. News & World Report, and is a founder and managing partner at Brickyard, a business incubator.
What Chattanooga has known as Warehouse Row for more than 30 years traces its beginnings back to the Civil War, when it was known as the Old Stone Fort. It was a warehouse district at the turn of the 20th century then, nearly 100 more years later, was turned into the mixed-use development and destination shopping center with which area residents and visitors are familiar today.
Even if Brandon and Wendy Buckner never set foot outside The Hot Chocolatier, their specialty shop on Market Street, they could probably mark the changing of the seasons.
When Dominique K. Brandt signed on in mid-September as chief development officer at the Chattanooga Area Food Bank, she brought more than skills honed at nonprofits in Chattanooga and her native Miami.
Stephanie Wilson remembers April 12 so well that when her mind replays the images, her voice breaks.
The Chattanooga Times Free Press Neediest Cases Fund has helped thousands of Chattanooga-area residents over the past 100-plus years, but it did a bit more for Bryant Ellis of Hixson.
The certificate accompanying the commendation medal David Ulmer earned from the U.S. Air Force 50 years ago is pretty specific.
Devin Bloss lived a double life during a remarkable week in August 2021.
Dave Hill says Signal Mountain's Larry Taylor is a hero, but Taylor doesn't agree.
At first glance, it might appear Joel Blake liked being a soldier so much he went back for seconds -- and thirds.
