Chattanooga’s old St. George Hotel to be torn down
Safety, money cited as reasons

Safety, money cited as reasons

Eight neighborhoods are targeted

Timothy Murphy, of Pikeville, Tennessee, said Thursday that he sees working for Volkswagen Chattanooga as a likely place to start a career and stay for a long time.

Chattanooga received $4.9 million in federal money on Wednesday, some of which may go to help clean up the U.S. Pipe/Wheland Foundry site where a new minor league baseball stadium is proposed.

A Save A Lot grocery store that operated for nearly two years in East Chattanooga closed about a week ago, but ownership is making plans to reopen potentially using a new wholesaler to supply groceries.

While there are concerns, many think South Broad growth will not drain central city, The Bend

When Hamilton County Mayor Jim Coppinger supported efforts this year for a new stadium for the Chattanooga Lookouts baseball team, he says that what he was really excited about was the $1.5 billion in private development the facility was projected to bring with it.
A vacant, industrial building featuring hardwood floors, beams, glass block windows, and brick walls is on the market.
The team says it faces losing franchise from Major League Baseball without new venue

Public/private money would pay for facility, spur over $1 billion in development, officials say
