La Paz Chattanooga Executive Director Stacy Johnson shares her favorite books
Stacy Johnson serves as the executive director of La Paz Chattanooga, an organization that supports efforts to strengthen inclusivity in the city.
Practice at Chattanooga’s Southern Soul Yoga incorporates mind, body, spirit — and inclusion
Jenna Wright has a simple standard for operating her yoga studios: Everyone belongs.
Dealing with a micro-manager? Try these four tips to work past them.
Whether your manager is instituting an Elon Musk-style return-to-office mandate, or just constantly stalking your availability status on Microsoft Teams, when you feel like you aren't in control of your day (or career) it's maddening, especially for high performers.
Technology, affordable housing and prime location are drawing residents to Chattanooga like never before
Rob Praino had noticed all the newcomers to Chattanooga for a while. But by May 2020, the data confirmed his observations.
Santa Claus stops by for a Q&A on Chattanooga children, life at the workshop and post-season relaxation plans
It's no secret: The holidays are Santa's busiest time of year. But being the jolly old elf that he is, he managed to find time for a quick interview with the Chattanooga Times Free Press before he started his rounds Saturday night.
Chattanooga native creates unique work model with chauffeur service, ‘Magic Karaoke Rides’
Imagine the TV game show, "Cash Cab" mixed with James Corden's comedy segment, "Carpool Karaoke" and throw in a dash of the movie, "Magic Mike." Welcome to Beverly Salhany's unique business model -- Magic Karaoke Rides.
Chattanooga Urban League receives $2.4 million from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott for new building
In the biggest gift ever to the Urban League of Greater Chattanooga, the 40-year-old civil rights group has received a $2.4 million grant from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott to help pay for the Urban League's new three-story building at 401 MLK Blvd.
The 2022 executive guide to Chattanooga holiday gifts
What do you buy the person who has everything? We've got answers. And they're all made or sold at independent shops here in the Chattanooga area.
Chattanooga business community hears pitch for next big thing; Kitchen Incubator on the rise
Youth and adult entrepreneurs presented their business ideas to a panel of judges on October 17 at Miller Park, as part of The Company Lab's (CO.LAB) annual Will This Float? pitch competition.
Embellish Collection boutique in Chattanooga’s Warehouse Row offers latest clothing fashions for many ages and occasions
Back in March of 2020, Ann Trammell Newton was a little worried the world may never get dressed up again. But she's beginning to breathe a sigh of relief.
