Jonathan Sharp has earned associate degrees with honors in both accounting and hotel management, but the 43-year-old bookkeeper said his autism has often created a challenge in getting through traditional job interviews or sales networking.
Energy costs are typically higher during July with more travel and gasoline use and higher electricity consumption as a result of higher air conditioning usage during the heat of the summer.
Despite construction delays and cost overruns, a new and bigger lock at the Chickamauga Dam will get the extra funding to ensure it is built and begins operation by 2026 under a budget plan moving through Congress.
One of the nation's oldest sign printers is at the forefront of a new initiative to help use billboards and other outdoor displays to fight air pollution and global warming.
For the first time since 2015, EPB this fall will raise the price for its portion of electric bills in Chattanooga.
Congressional members from both sides of the aisle blasted the Tennessee Valley Authority on Thursday for refusing to release data on what it pays most of its employees.
Seven years after the last of the coal-fired generators were shut down at the Colbert Fossil Plant, the Tennessee Valley Authority is preparing to start up three new natural gas combustion turbines at the Alabama plant to help meet its peak power demands across TVA's seven-state region.
Just south of M.L. King Boulevard, sandwiched between Foster and Douglas streets, EPB's downtown substation dispatches electricity throughout Chattanooga's central city through transformers, switches and wires that span more than half a city block.
O'Charley's has closed its second Chattanooga restaurant in as many years as the Nashville-based restaurant chain continues to reduce the number of its bar and grill eateries.
Brian Winton says he has always enjoyed working on remodeling projects and DIY home improvements around his house and for his friends.
