Tennessee’s only Frank Lloyd Wright house sits on Missionary Ridge
Oh, that house. That house perched on Missionary Ridge, with its expansive view of Chattanooga, and barely visible from the street.
Oh, that house. That house perched on Missionary Ridge, with its expansive view of Chattanooga, and barely visible from the street.
It's been more than 50 years since passengers waited for a train under wooden canopies at the Chattanooga Choo Choo.
As property tax rates are set across Hamilton County, residents should soon have a better idea of how this year's historic increase in property values could affect their wallets.
Chattanooga has had a land bank, meant to donate city-owned properties to developers who promise to build lower-cost housing, for a decade.
A growth plan for unincorporated parts of Hamilton County met another hurdle Wednesday.
Inside a Market Street storefront, there lies a portal to another world.
Chattanooga's housing production fund, run by a semigovernmental nonprofit, has its first president and chief executive.

In hindsight, Chip Baker said, he should have booked a bigger room.

In North Georgia, the faithful — to God or art — have a place to worship again.

A $3 billion pharmaceutical manufacturing facility seeking a home in Tennessee was not a realistic fit for Hamilton County due to a lack of viable sites, County Mayor Weston Wamp said.
