"Being in this building has allowed us to level up in a way that we never would have if we were still on our own somewhere else."
Business owners participating in the incubator program housed at the Hamilton County Business Development Center held an open house Wednesday at the facility, where members of the County Commission, Chattanooga City Council and County Mayor Weston Wamp were invited to see the space and learn about the program and participating businesses.
An Ascension Living program for older adults is moving to 1600 E. 23rd St., previously home to a Food City grocery store that closed in 2024.
The East Ridge Planning Commission is recommending the City Council approve a request from Easy Auto Powersports to rezone property behind the business at 1502 Swope Drive from residential duplex to general commercial use.
Participants in the INCubator program housed in the Hamilton County Business Development Center were informed Monday of the county's proposed plan to sell the building.
New bookstore, coffee shop and art gallery Pennington's is holding a grand opening event Saturday on Chattanooga's Southside.
The East Ridge Industrial Development Board recently approved an agreement with Art Holdings Tennessee for a retail project that will include a Scooter's Coffee in the city's Border Region Development District.
The Chattanooga City Council unanimously approved a request to rezone property in the Indian Hills neighborhood from single-family residential to high-density residential, allowing multiple attached units.
The Signal Mountain Planning Commission is recommending a change to the town's zoning ordinance to reduce density of new development in residential zones to 0.2 units per acre, which amounts to one unit per 5 acres.
The difference in the cost to buy a new construction home and an existing home in Hamilton County is shrinking, with the average listing price of new homes often less or nearly equal to the average listing price for an existing home for sale over the past six months.
