Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Chattanooga-based Chambers Welding and Fabrication works to strengthen the community through its MetalMakers welding classes
Inside Chambers Welding and Fabrication, a realm of steel and sparks rule. The clang of hammers and sizzle of molten metal announce the creation of elegant rails, sturdy gates and other intricate metal works.
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Remote work emptied Chattanooga office buildings. Now, housing is reinventing the scenic city’s core.
Downtown Chattanooga is losing some of its biggest buildings as thousands of office workers who once came to centrally-located offices every day are now working from home, at least some of the time.
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High interest rates, high prices, low inventory for Chattanooga area real estate create quandary for potential homebuyers, sellers
When Katy and Marcus White discovered they were expecting a new baby in October, Katy and Marcus White decided it was time to buy a new home. But after two months of searching and constantly being outbid by others, they've given up for now.
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Ahhhhmenities: Chattanooga-area real estate experts share what’s hot in luxury home extras
COVID was the big trend changer — and one of the biggest was the rise of "man caves."
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Skin in the game: How Chattanooga-based Cortina Health is helping teledermatology thrive in Tennessee
It was around middle school anatomy class when I first learned that the body's largest organ is not the liver or the lungs, or even the brain – it's the skin.
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War stories, leadership and camels: Chattanooga Chamber Chair Paul Leath discusses the business skills he’s learned from a diverse career
When it comes to real war stories, Paul Leath's got them. A U.S. Army dependent when he was young, as he entered adulthood he fully grasped the sacrifices of choosing a military career. His father served in three wars, World War II, the Korean War, and Vietnam, retiring as a Chief Warrant Officer.
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Edge networking: Community welcomes Cempa dental clinic, BBB awards celebrate ethical businesses and more business events
Cempa Community Care celebrated the opening of its new dental clinic with a ribbon cutting ceremony in June — expanding its list of health services provided to the community.
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Debunking common misconceptions about the practice of ‘green’ building
Green building strategies not only improve the environment, but also help create longer-lasting structures that cost less to run, improve the health of the occupants and reduce waste.
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Former Chattanooga Chamber official Alexis Willis heads commercial property division at The Group Real Estate Brokerage LLC
Alexis Willis grew up in New Orleans in a neighborhood near Lake Pontchartrain riding bikes, making mud pies and eating Snowballs, a shaved-ice delicacy the originated in the Big Easy.
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Jordan Cornelison gets back to building with the family business after three years at the helm of Home Builders Association of Greater Chattanooga
For the first time in more than three years, Jordan Cornelison's hands aren't on the wheel as the Home Builders Association of Greater Chattanooga (HBAGC) preps for its Fall Tri-State Home Show.
