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Ringgold expanding medical corridor; Tennessee Oncology, other developments planned for center

The new center being built at Battlefield Parkway and Pine Grove Road in Ringgold will include medical, retail and other commercial tenants. / Rendering by Artech contributed by Armour Commercial Real Estate
The new center being built at Battlefield Parkway and Pine Grove Road in Ringgold will include medical, retail and other commercial tenants. / Rendering by Artech contributed by Armour Commercial Real Estate
photo Staff photo by Dave Flessner / Developer Larry Armour is planning the next phase of his Heritage Pointe development along Battlefield Parkway in Ringgold, Georgia.

Along Battlefield Parkway west of Interstate 75 , a medical corridor of offices and clinics is quickly developing to serve the growing North Georgia area.

Across from CHI Memorial’s Family Practice Associates offices and a new Prime Imaging office being built in Ringgold, developer Larry Armour said he hopes to close today on the purchase of the next phase of his Heritage Pointe project, which will include another office for a cancer treatment facility operated by Tennessee Oncology.

When it opens in early 2020, the new Tennessee Oncology office will be one of more than 30 on-site chemotherapy treatment locations for the firm and the first in Georgia.

“As a resident of Walker County, I’m delighted that my partners and I will be back serving my friends and neighbors,” said Dr. Edward Arrowsmith of Tennessee Oncology. “Our core mission at Tennessee Oncology is providing world-class care close to patient’s homes. We can’t wait to get started.”

photo Staff photo by Dave Flessner / The next phase of a medical and retail development along Battlefield Parkway in Ringgold will be anchored by Tennessee Oncology, one of the nation’s largest, community-based cancer care specialists.

Armour’s latest property, which he is acquiring from the Catoosa County Economic Development Authority, is adjacent to a 13,000-square-foot office for The Center for Sports Medicine which he opened last year.