After building such suburban neighborhoods as the Farmstead in Hixson, Painted Ridge in Red Bank and other residential projects in Soddy-Daisy and Signal Mountain, Chattanooga real estate developers Jim Lea and Shelton Grizzle have turned their attention to Chattanooga's urban core and are proposing to bring more than 200 new homes and storefronts to an industrial area of Chattanooga in Alton Park.
As children and youth gathered around the Dickert Pond at Camp Jordan for the annual Optimist fishing tournament, East Ridge city officials opened a new attraction at the park — a boardwalk and fishing pier to make the pond more accessible for all people.
After anchoring the south side of Chattanooga's downtown for nearly four decades, the Tennessee Valley Authority is preparing to abandon the city's biggest office complex and relocate its power headquarters to another smaller office facility in downtown Chattanooga.
Vice President Kamela Harris flew into Chattanooga in April to herald what she said was a new era of American-based manufacturing and green investments, including the country's biggest solar panel manufacturing facility that is projected to add 2,500 jobs in Dalton and Cartersville, Georgia.
Century-old Clemons building sells for $17.5 million
Demolition crews are toppling one of the oldest buildings on East Main Street this month after multiple owners of the three-story structure were unable to repair previous storm damage to the 123-year-old building.
Nearly a decade after TVA shut down its Widow's Creek Fossil Plant near Bridgeport and abandoned construction of the unfinished Bellefonte nuclear plant in Hollywood, the federal utility is looking at building a different type of power plant in Jackson County, Alabama.
After years of study, Riverton gains initial endorsement to build more than 300 homes in waterfront development
10-digit dialing coming for phone users in 423 area code
After leading one of the nation's biggest shopping center development companies out of bankruptcy and into a growing, profitable enterprise again, CBL Properties CEO Stephen Lebovitz got a boost in pay last year to make the second-generation head of the company the highest-paid CEO in Chattanooga in 2022.
