Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Former Chattanooga Subaru dealership space near the Tennessee river is on the market
A tract that has long held an auto dealership could be a site for an in-fill redevelopment opportunity.
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Starting a business? These five tips from a Chattanooga law firm can help put you on solid legal ground.
Top entrepreneurs understand that finding the right attorney is a complicated and at times vital aspect of running a successful small business.
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Chamber’s Leadership Chattanooga class of 2023 shares lessons learned
Leadership Chattanooga is a thriving community of emerging local leaders exploring community issues and developing skills for successful leadership.
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SoundCorps strikes the right chord with Chattanooga musicians
* Location: 2901 Taylor St., in the R.I.S.E. Chattanooga community hub
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As cannabis laws change throughout the US, many companies are reassessing their drug testing policies
Medical marijuana is legal in 38 states. Recreational use is allowed in more than 20. And across America, companies are trying to make sense of it all when it comes to hiring and retention policies.
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Civil rights figures Reena Evers-Everette, Jerry Mitchell to speak in Chattanooga in September
Two notable civil rights figures will visit Chattanooga this September — Reena Evers Everette, daughter of slain civil rights activist Medgar Evers; and Jerry Mitchell, the investigative reporter who helped put Evers' killer in prison.
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Chattanooga Bar Association supporting the local legal community for 125 years
Since its beginning in 1897, the Chattanooga Bar Association (CBA) was created as a way to provide and promote legal education for members as well as the community, take an interest in government affairs and help make justice available to all Chattanoogans. Now in its 125th year, the CBA has a growing membership of more than 800 professionals who continue to work toward those founding goals.
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Chattanooga Legal Diversity Consortium aims to build diversity, inclusion in legal community and throughout the city
From the time he began practicing law, Wade Hinton couldn't help but notice Chattanooga's legal community was not reflective of the community at large.
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Five notable trials that reverberated throughout the Chattanooga region
1906 • Ed Johnson
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The Women’s Fund of Greater Chattanooga’s Nightingale Network and NextGen Pros & Networking human resources professionals mingle at April events
Nightingale Network
