Atlanta-based accounting firm expands in Chattanooga
An Atlanta-based accounting firm that opened a Chattanooga office in January has already expanded into larger facilities as it grows its presence in Chattanooga.
My Discount Liquor relocates, expands in Red Bank
Red Bank's oldest liquor store has moved into a new and bigger location across the street after its former storefront location was targeted to be demolished to clear the way for a new apartment complex on Dayton Boulevard.
David Parker’s covenant with God grows into one of the nation’s top 25 trucking companies
David Parker grew up in the trucking industry, starting at age 11 picking up garbage and washing trucks for the company his stepfather started and owned.
Meet 10 of the latest hirings and promotions in the Chattanooga business community
Emily Rice has joined the Chattanooga law firm of Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel P.C. as a paralegal in the estate and trust administration practice area.
Ark Pet Spa & Hotel developers open Slobberbones Pet Bakery & Bath in East Brainerd
The developers of the Ark Pet Spa & Hotel have opened their first brick-and-mortar retail store featuring a variety of pet treats, foods and products along with self-service baths for dogs.
Chattanooga experiencing the hottest temperatures of the year so far with heat index above 100 degrees
Keeping your cool without feeling the heat in your pocketbook may require some home energy changes
Two of Tennessee’s top Republicans say Biden’s economic policies are hurting US
Energy debate comes to Chattanooga this week with differing claims from White House, GOP leaders
The heat is on in Chattanooga with heat index above 100 degrees
Keeping your cool without feeling the heat in your pocketbook may require some home energy changes.
EPB readies downtown Chattanooga lab for researchers, startup companies to test, share quantum technologies
EPB, which launched the nation's first citywide high-speed internet network more than a decade ago, is adding a potentially bigger communications and computing network next month and is offering researchers and startup companies the chance to get in on the ground floor of the new venture.
Energy secretary says clean energy will power Chattanooga’s economy
The $1.2 trillion in clean energy and infrastructure spending measures pushed by President Joe Biden over the past three years is paying off in more manufacturing and energy jobs in America, especially across the "battery belt" in the Southeast, where new electric vehicle and battery plants are being built, U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said during a visit to Chattanooga on Wednesday.