TVA seeks to promote more diversity in staff, contracts
Most employees of utility remain white men
Coming full circle: Rhonda Adams Scott returns to Chattanooga to help lead the hospital where she was born
Rhonda Adams Scott, the new president of CHI Memorial hospital, was born at the hospital and went to Avondale Elementary, Hardy Junior High School and Brained High School, where she first met her future husband. The two ran against each other to become senior class president in high school.
TVA, contractors fined after worker electrocuted at Bull Run power plant
The Tennessee Valley Authority and two of its contractors are facing penalties for inadequate safety equipment and procedures at the Bull Run Fossil Plant in Clinton, Tennessee, where a contract worker was electrocuted last year.
First Horizon president optimistic about Chattanooga economy despite global uncertainties
Pending bank merger with Toronto Dominion should boost services but maintain local autonomy, Bryan Jordan says
Chattanooga City Council pausing permits for short-term vacation rentals not occupied by owner
Residents, investors battle over where, how much to allow short-term rentals
Tennessee has the second lowest tax burden of all states
As taxpayers prepare to settle up with Uncle Sam over their 2021 federal taxes due by the April 18 filing deadline, Tennesseans can take some solace in a new report showing the Volunteer State has the second-lowest tax burden among the 50 states.
Chattanooga program helps low- and moderate-income workers get Google IT certification
Stacey Bradley, a single mother who lives in East Brainerd, has worked for the past seven years as an educational assistant helping students get interested in science and technology in Hamilton County schools.
Development, aid sought to spur new plan for Chattanooga’s Westside
Amid the new million-dollar riverfront condos being added at Cameron Harbor and the $160 million Novonix battery equipment plant and new medical offices taking shape at The Bend, Chattanooga's oldest and biggest public housing complex is nearing the end of its useful life.
Ooltewah-based Morning Pointe venture expands over 25 years
In 1996 when Greg Vital was 39 years old and Franklin Farrow was 26 years old, the former LifeCare of America managers decided to start their own business to develop and build the facilities for other companies to operate.
Chattanooga’s Network Transport shifts into higher gear with new office, bigger staff
Five years after the business began in a downtown Chattanooga storefront, Network Transport is more than tripling the size of its office by relocating into larger facilities inside the CBL Building near Hamilton Place Mall.
