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Staff Photo by John Rawlston J.Ed Marston is the new marketing director for the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce.

Staff Photo by Jeff Guenther - Scott Owens, telecommunications manager of field services for the Electric Power Board holds fiber optic cable. Measuring the width of a human hair, fiber is capable of transfering data at high speeds. The EPB plans to donate extra capacity on it's fiber-optic cable network to Chattanooga to help attract businesses to the city.

Jon Hamilton, an Alcatel employee from Plano, Texas installs CAT-5 Ethernet cabling in a newly renovated EPB building at their facilities on Oak Street and Greenwood Avenue. The system is being installed to service their fiber to home customers.

Back-up batteries fill a room at the newly renovated EPB building at their facilities on Oak Street and Greenwood Avenue. The system is being installed to service their fiber to home customers.

Herbert Slatery speaks to reporters about his appointment as attorney general in the Tennessee Supreme Court chamber in Nashville, Tenn., on Monday, Sept. 15, 2014. Slatery previously served as Republican Gov. Bill Haslam's chief legal counsel. (AP Photo/Erik Schelzig)