Terence Locke creates a recipe for service and success with Chef Express in Chattanooga
When he's in his kitchen, chef Terence Locke is often preparing more than a dish for a catering job or his new food truck.
Chattanooga’s Good World Goods offers locally made, ethically sourced art, gifts for more than a decade
Victoria York-Tomlinson and her husband, Brad, didn't exactly go by the book when they opened Good World Goods in 2009 in the midst of the Great Recession.
Runs in the family: Like her father, Angela Scalla-Johnson has the Midas touch
Angela Scalla-Johnson remembers well the day she realized she wasn't her father's favorite.
Ground floor: The Jefferys take their Chattanooga flooring business from side hustle to full-service
If it's true that most of us learn by doing, Barry Jeffery got an advanced degree in concrete floors his first time out.
Chattanooga-based Moxie Van Co. ‘thriving’ as pandemic redefines leisure travel
Justin Mace's parents thought that when the time came for him to hit the working world, he should do it armed with more than just a book-based education.
How Kathy Ford built on experience at GE to drive international growth for Chattanooga health tech startup Rhinogram
Growing up in Los Altos, California, Kathy Ford didn't make many choices when it came to sports.
Shades of success: Tennessee Awning has kept Chattanooga under cool cover for 116 years
Because Amy Clinton and Brent Songer appreciated what they had when they bought Tennessee Awning Co., they knew how to make it better.
The founder of Chattanooga’s Belle Chocolates puts his heart into crafting decadent treats
It was late 2019, and Brendan Patrick's fledgling boutique chocolate business was, in a word, sweet.
Working out: SPENGA spins, lifts and stretches into new space on Chattanooga’s Southside
Joe and Sarah DiNicolantonio are kicking off 2021 by offering local fitness fans a whole new way to work out - a mashup of spinning, strength training and yoga called SPENGA.
With two decades in the books, Art Warehouse in Chattanooga keeps framing up new plans
The COVID-19 pandemic has delivered some dark times, but Art Warehouse and its customers are doing what they can to brighten things up a bit.
