One of handful of industry-certified treatment centers for opioid addiction recovery in Tennessee has expanded into the Chattanooga market, where it is already treating more than 175 patients a month at its new Hixson office.
Nearly six years after acquiring the shuttered remains of what was once Chattanooga's biggest manufacturing employer, developer Jimmy White said Wednesday he has preliminary interest and agreements for nearly $1.3 billion of new housing, office, retail and factory development on the 120-acre site.
Andy Muldoon, a banker and trust officer for nearly four decades in Chattanooga, is retiring as senior vice president of the Trust Co. of Tennessee on June 30.
Big Chicken, a fast-food restaurant chain founded six years ago by basketball Hall of Famer Shaquille "Shaq" O'Neal, will soon open its second Chattanooga restaurant in as many months with the addition of a downtown outlet.
Two years after Tennessee's biggest health insurer launched a pioneering college and internship program to develop more computer and information technology workers, the program has gained national attention and funding from the Carnegie Foundation in New York as an outstanding local partnership to educate youth.
The typical property tax bill in Hamilton County last year was less than half as much as the U.S. average and lower than what homeowners paid in property taxes in either Nashville or Memphis, according to a study of 2023 property tax bills paid by more than 89 million single-family homes in 2023.
When it was built in 1955, the Kingston Fossil Plant was the largest coal-fired generating facility in the world, a distinction the Tennessee Valley Authority plant held for more than a decade.
Taziki's Mediterranean Café, which has grown its made-to-order Mediterranean cuisine to 95 restaurants across 16 states, celebrated the opening of its lastest unit in Hixson on Monday, and franchise owner Brad Emendorfer said he is eager to take the growing chain next to Dalton.
Chattanooga Bakery declares its marshmallow treat the official sponsor of solar eclipse
Andrew White is the new president of Cleveland State Community College, heading the state-supported college that currently has more than 3,500 credit students and 1,500 non-credit students.
