Less than a month after Mike Bradshaw was promoted to head the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC), the veteran business manager and educator faced what he says has been the biggest struggle of his life.
Karen Clement has been appointed as a tax director in its Chattanooga office of HHM Certified Public Accountants, Clement, a CPA with more than 20 years of experience at HHM, is a graduate of the University of West Georgia and is a member of the The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Georgia Society of CPAs.
Four years after opening the first phase of a 22-acre senior community in Ooltewah, Morning Pointe Senior Living announced plans Thursday to build an adjacent $15 million memory care facility scheduled to open by 2025.
Nuclear power provides the biggest share of electricity generated by the Tennessee Valley Authority and could supply even more power in the future as the federal utility phases out its coal-fired power plants within the next 12 years to curb its carbon emissions linked with global climate change.
AIM Center plans 60 units on Main Street; DGA to add 74 low-income units on Shallowford Road
7 Black workers not recalled after layoffs
Unemployment edged up last month across the Chattanooga area, but local employers continued to add jobs as the economy slowed but continued to grow, according to new job figures compiled by state labor agencies in Tennessee and Georgia.
Christmas shoppers may be paying more for many of their gift items this year, but Chattanoogans are getting some reprieve this fall in what they pay for energy.
Justice Department says trucking company illegally discriminated against immigrant applicants
Tennessee suspends highway projects during busiest travel week
