A logjam of postponed water-related events from 2020 is starting to clear, and the back half of 2021 is bringing a return to the river that will have big downstream effects, says Barry White, CEO of the Chattanooga Tourism Company.

A return to the river launched downtown Chattanooga's renaissance more than 30 years ago. Today, Chattanoogans are going back to the Tennessee River again as they take another run at making a splash on the waterfront.

Chattanooga real estate agent Linda Brock spent a late-April day showing waterfront homes to clients who had journeyed from Omaha, Nebraska.

Among 10 top CEOs of Chattanooga businesses reporting executive pay under SEC disclosures for 2020, eight received higher compensation packages last year than in 2019, and a majority of the CEOs got double-digit pay increases in 2020.

Ten of the 28 U.S. cities that saw job growth in 2020 are in Tennessee and Georgia. To build the list, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics from February 2020 to November 2020 in all 400 U.S. metro areas.

When Lynn del Carmen just couldn't find the Asian foods she wanted in Chattanooga, she didn't try shopping new stores — she opened her own.

If a bad day fishing is better than a good day at work, Richard Simms has landed himself a pretty great way to make a living.

One of the biggest single buildings in the center of Chattanooga's Southside on East Main Street is for sale.

Ask Kimberly Cooper Thomas about her career path, and she can't help but laugh.

Elisha Millan opened Grass Roots, Tennessee's first hemp dispensary, in Chattanooga in 2017 after finding relief from debilitating illness through CBD, a cannabinoid derived from hemp.

When Miles Huff visited Chattanooga with his parents years ago to tour the Tennessee Aquarium and Rock City, he instantly fell in love with the city.

Jeffrey Maddux says the close-knit legal community in Chattanooga is one of the benefits of practicing law here, and he's looking forward to seeing people out and about again.

Keith Sanford has been president and CEO of the Tennessee Aquarium since 2016, after working in a variety of roles at First Tennessee Bank over 36 years, including serving as market president.

Stephany S. Pedigo is elected as a member of the Hixson law firm of Rainey, Kizer, Reviere & Bell, PLC.

I often think of art as the partnership between the essential and the nonessential.

We're highlighting diversity, inclusion and the 21st century workplace at the Diversify Summit June 18, brought to you virtually by your Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce and presenting sponsor BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee.

Whether it's the rustic, comfortable vibe at Local Coffee at East Ridge, the fun and inviting aesthetic at (be) caffeinated, or the deep, rich colors and patterned walls, chairs, upholstery and floors at Mad Priest Coffee Roasters - Chattanooga's diverse, welcoming coffee culture cultivates community, work and social spaces, and of course, great coffee.