Edge
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Chattanooga Chamber’s Downtown Council celebrates 20 years and Urban League of Greater Chattanooga hosts 40th Equal Opportunity Day Breakfast
The Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce's Downtown Council celebrated its 20th anniversary on November 4 at the Chattanoogan Hotel. Members of the business community gathered at the hotel's Highrail Rooftop Bar for an evening of drinks, appetizers and friendship.
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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.
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Chattanooga’s Bread & Butter bakery a destination for old-school sourdough, pastries and more
There's a job interview, and then there's what Victoria Capdevielle put in front of Jessica Revels six years ago at Bread & Butter.
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Tennessee Aquarium veteran Mara-Lynne Payne helping make iconic Chattanooga attraction a friendlier, more diverse place
According to its website, the Tennessee Aquarium is home to more than 12,000 animals representing some 800 species.
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From computer science to cultural artifacts: UTC student’s internship at Bessie Smith Cultural Center yields unexpected insights
Maxwell King, a 20-year-old computer science student at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, was hanging out in the department's commons area one day last spring when a dean walked through the area.
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Here are some of the latest hirings and promotions in Chattanooga
Jenni Bradley promotes to director of strategy and planning in the provider network management division for BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee.
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Generational turnover at work: The ‘Silver Tsunami’ continues to roll but there are ways to weather the storm
As a country, we have been talking about the Silver Tsunami since the 1980s. This term is used to describe the working population nearing retirement and leaving a gaping skills gap in the workforce.
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Elder’s Ace Hardware has been the ‘helpful place’ in Chattanooga for more than five decades
The Helpful Group is a cooperative comprised of 26 Elder's Ace Hardware store owners/operators. Tom Glenn, the Group's president and CEO for the past three decades, says his father, Elder Glenn, and three partners opened Chattanooga's first Ace store on Highway 58 in 1969.
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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.
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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.
