The city of Soddy-Daisy is seeing a surge in residential development, with 100-125 new single-family residences planned for the city's north end along Old Dayton Pike and Dayton Pike, according to City Manager Janice Cagle.
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North Hamilton County Elementary School's new walking track is now open, just in time to give area residents a place to exercise after all their hearty holiday meals.
More traditional after-party benefits Chattanooga Autism Center
Through the Chattanooga Habitat for Humanity chapter's Giving Arts Program, local art-focused businesses help future homeowners in the Greater Chattanooga area turn their new houses into homes with the addition of art.
Two years ago, Daniel Reyes decided he wanted to make a positive change in his life by taking up a few new hobbies, so he started playing the piano and roller skating. He's since turned the latter into a business, Our Lady of Perpetual Motion, offering custom-built quad skates (as opposed to inline skates).
Just ahead of a federal mandate that government agencies submit a plan to make their programs and facilities equally accessible to citizens of all abilities, several area municipalities recently completed self-assessments and established transition plans.
Heaven & Ale Brewing Co. is expanding its food offerings thanks to a partnership with Brandon Ellis of Chatter Box, known for its several food trucks offering smoked barbecue at venues around town.
Not all local kids will wake up in a bed this Christmas morning, and the local chapter of Sleep in Heavenly Peace is working to change that. The organization builds beds for kids who are currently sleeping on the floor, on a couch or sharing a bed with others. Nationwide, the organization has put nearly 10,000 kids into beds.
In addition to providing shoppers with an eclectic mix of goods, Eclectic Cottage fulfills the dream of its owner and the needs of local artists.
