A fish tale: Tennessee Aquarium boosts the flow of visitors to River City for 30 years
Two years ago, the Tennessee Aquarium was forced to turn away visitors for nearly 12 weeks when the Covid-19 pandemic began to sweep through the country.
Chattanooga’s Best Places to Work 2022: Pinnacle Financial Partners
Financial institution puts associates first
Chattanooga’s Best Places to Work 2022: Mauldin & Jenkins
A CPA firm with a personal focus
Wamps lead in contested races for Hamilton County mayor, district attorney
Survey shows tight 3-way race for Hamilton County mayor
Chattanooga’s biggest riverfront residential development held up by TVA delays, developer says
The developer of the biggest master-planned community in Chattanooga says the $300 million endeavor is being held up due to repeated delays by the Tennessee Valley Authority in its review of the proposed riverfront project on the north shore just below the C.B. Robinson Bridge.
Idea Leap program expands to aid Chattanooga startup businesses
Chattanooga's biggest credit union will mark the start of National Small Business Week next week by opening up applications for an expanded grant program to help capitalize growing startup businesses.
Early voting more than doubles compared with last Hamilton County primary election
With hotly contested races for mayor, district attorney and several judge and commissioner races, the number of Hamilton County voters casting ballots during early voting this year more than doubled the number four years earlier in the last county primary election.
Calhoun, Georgia-based floor covering maker Mohawk’s earnings rise above industry forecasts
Mohawk Industries Inc. boosted profits in the first quarter ahead of what analysts had predicted as the world's biggest floor covering maker achieved record sales in the first three months of 2022.
Power demand to grow in Tennessee Valley as economy electrifies, TVA CEO says
Tennessee will soon become the No. 1 state for electric vehicle production as part of a power shift that could nearly double electricity demand in the Tennessee Valley over the next three decades, the head of the Tennessee Valley Authority said Thursday.
Two Chattanooga coalitions vying for $25 million grants to help address poverty
With extra federal stimulus funds available, Tennessee is exploring new approaches to try to break the cycle of poverty, and two Chattanooga initiatives are each vying for potential $25 million grants to help create easier paths for hundreds of Chattanooga families.