Chattanooga riverfront retail space can be yours for $1.1 million
Located in a prominent site on Chattanooga's riverfront, the first-floor retail units at 101 Market St. are for sale by owner for an asking price of $1.1 million.
The Reading Room bookstore and bar opening soon in Chattanooga
The Reading Room, a bookstore-bar hybrid, is set to open soon at 3210 Brainerd Road, in the Old Town section of Brainerd.
Texas-based HTeaO enters Chattanooga market with Hixson store
HTeaO, a Texas-based chain offering nearly 30 types of tea, just opened its first Chattanooga store at 6212 Hixson Pike.
Mad Priest christens new McCallie Avenue space with event Saturday
Mad Priest Coffee Roasters is moving from its Broad Street location of nine years to a larger space at 1200 McCallie Ave., which will begin serving customers Monday.
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Hamilton County and Walden consider land purchase for potential school, park
Hamilton County and the town of Walden are considering a joint purchase of 42 acres across from Town Hall on Taft Highway for potential public uses, including a new school to serve the growing population of Walden's Ridge.
Walden, Tennessee, marks 50 years as town
Five decades ago, citizens of an area atop Walden's Ridge voted to incorporate the town of Walden — the ninth and most recently formed municipality in Hamilton County.
Residential real estate: What you get for $300K in Chattanooga
Three homes give a sense of the Chattanooga area real estate market for $300,000
Six Chattanooga-area real estate agents fined by state
The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance releases a monthly report of disciplinary actions, including the revocation of professional licenses and civil penalties, taken by its regulatory boards against individuals and organizations found guilty of violating laws governing their professions.
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Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission, local officials address ethical questions
The Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission has recently been criticized by county residents and a former Regional Planning Agency director for a perceived bias toward the interests of builders, developers and other housing industry professionals who make up a majority of the board.
Chattanooga owner of cremation service fined by state regulatory board
The Tennessee Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers is fining Comfort Cremation Center $5,000 for deceptive practices and operating without a license or fixed place of business.