The first director on the Tennessee Valley Authority board to be fired last year by President Donald Trump was the only one who did not support a CEO opposed by Trump allies, according to agency records.
The Chattanooga Lookouts made their first lease payment to the city of Chattanooga and Hamilton County for the team's new ballpark in the form of a physical check for $500,000.
The CEO of a Colorado-based developer planning to buy land in Chattanooga for a 12,500-seat amphitheater has expressed frustration with his company's stock price, which has fallen more than 50% in the past year.
The Tennessee Valley Authority changed the date of its quarterly board meeting from May 22 to May 21, consolidating it with a public comment session that usually takes place the day before the meeting.
Erlanger will expand its Erlanger East Hospital in East Brainerd through a $122 million project centered on a new three-story medical building.
A new flexible warehouse space for lease will be the final piece in a longtime expansion of a business park at the corner of Shallowford Road and Highway 153.
A $300 million Chattanooga amphitheater would not just bring new shows to the city but would bring back the kinds of events that have left in recent years, local developer Jimmy White said.
A Chattanooga company is partnering with a publicly traded national venue developer to build a $300 million, 12,500-seat amphitheater on the Tennessee River off Riverfront Parkway, set to be one of the city's largest entertainment venues.
The Tennessee Valley Authority is evaluating how it can reach its original goal for adding new fiber optic cables to its power system after scaling back the original $300 million expansion to fit within budget.
The pool of Chattanooga-based software companies is small and gets even smaller without fledgling start-ups, several of which have been bought by West Coast companies.
