EMJ moving headquarters to One Park Place in Chattanooga
Company originally built its future new home in 1984
Former DuPont site reuse moves ahead in Chattanooga as $102 million project planned
Plans for a new 88-acre industrial park in Chattanooga, carved from much of the former DuPont plant property, moved ahead Monday as a key part of the financing came into focus.
New York nonstops expected to return to Chattanooga despite 2-year furlough, officials say
Delta offered flights to LaGuardia Airport
Bowen joined Unum in Chattanooga just prior to pandemic; helped navigate company ahead
Kimberly Bowen was working for an insurance company in Cleveland, Ohio, when she became interested in a vice president's post at Unum in Chattanooga in early 2019.
VW Chattanooga officials mull battery options as electric vehicle assembly to start
As Volkswagen Chattanooga's assembly of its first electric SUV is imminent, officials said the automaker is weighing options of how to secure all the batteries it will need in the years ahead.
Chattanooga panel to consider $50 million state grant for VW
A Chattanooga panel Monday will consider approval of a $50 million state grant to Volkswagen related to the automaker's recently completed $800 million expansion.
Chattanooga Airport’s $28 million expansion begins
Chattanooga Airport on Tuesday launched a major passenger terminal expansion that will add new gates to board planes, enlarge the security checkpoint and bolster amenities for travelers.
4 new retailers coming to Chattanooga’s Hamilton Place mall as sales, traffic surpass 2019 amounts, official says
Four retailers new to the Chattanooga market are to open at Hamilton Place mall this summer as the region's largest shopping center reports that traffic and sales have rebounded from the pandemic.
850 apartments, townhomes planned off Highway 58 in Hamilton County
708 apartments slated for North Hickory Valley Road
Todd Morgan takes helm of historic preservation group in Chattanooga
Todd Morgan studied economics at Carson-Newman University in Jefferson City, Tennessee, and his first job out of school was at a bank. But an interest in architecture led him to urban planning, historic preservation and similar endeavors, Morgan says.