Taking shelter
Americans always are concerned about safety, reasoned Ed Cagle, head of Cagle Development in Chattanooga.
Company turns waste stone into backsplashes, pavers
• What: Chunks of granite, marble and soapstone that otherwise would go to waste are repurposed to make inexpensive and green backsplashes for kitchens, paving stones and other uses. The relatively flat slabs of waste granite are cut vertically into strips which, when decoratively arranged, make for a unique feature for a home or business. The company crushes whatever is left into aggregate, or tiny bits of stone used for infill.
Second day of AT&T wireless outages hit Chattanooga
AT&T wireless customers in Chattanooga, Knoxville and East Tennessee lost the ability to make and receive calls for the second day in a row during a three-hour outage this morning.
Fresh seafood, ambiance make Boathouse seem like a short vacation
• Where: The Boathouse Rotisserie & Raw Bar, 1459 Riverside Drive.
Fresh seafood, ambiance make Boathouse seem like a short vacation
• Where: The Boathouse Rotisserie & Raw Bar, 1459 Riverside Drive.
Service restored after AT&T wireless outages in Chattanooga
AT&T wireless customers in Chattanooga, Knoxville and East Tennessee experienced widespread outages this morning, the company acknowledged.
Retired teachers lead tours of Chattanooga
• Name: Chattanooga Sidewalk Tours
Vineyard growing up quickly in North Georgia
• Name: The Vineyard
Tourism outlook for Chattanooga area hopeful
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Wireless heating, cooling control promoted in city
• What: A wireless device designed to save energy in hotels, office environments and homes by shutting off HVAC, lighting and other devices when occupants are gone. A building's power and electric controls can be centrally, automatically managed, or can be remotely managed using a mobile application.