Yuletide on the Southside at Chattanooga Brewing Company on Chestnut Street featured more than 30 local artists, vendors, live music all day, and a live Christmas tree farm courtesy of Jones Family Farm in Valley Head, Alabama. Highlights of the outdoor event included the release of a 2018 Barrel Aged Valhalla Imperial Stout, as well as a limited edition, locally inspired brunch menu featuring beer and hot chocolate.
by Mary FortuneBusiness career moves in the Chattanooga area.
by Staff ReportDynamic Displays & Graphics, founded in 1993 and purchased by Brian and Libby Santin in 2009, is a "go-to" source for area businesses for tradeshow displays.
by Mary FortuneWhen he was a small business owner, Brett Johnson recalls, he banked with a large financial institution and had problems, so switched to a community bank.
by Mike PareTracy Wood serves as president and CEO for Alleo Health System, a regional nonprofit hospice and senior care service provider based in Chattanooga.
by Mary FortuneLady Bug Exterminating is owned and operated by Ola Phipps, who opened the business in 1982.
by Mary FortuneBusiness leaders on the move in Chattanooga.
by Staff ReportBridgett Massengill is president and CEO of the Thrive Regional Partnership, an independent nonprofit organization working for responsible and inspired growth for the next 40 years across the tristate Chattanooga region.
by Mary FortuneDowntowns all over the country may be down, but no one should count them out, says Emily Mack, the new CEO of the nonprofit group dedicated to improving Chattanooga's city center.
by Mary FortuneAs the holiday shopping season kicked off, OddStory has showcased local makers, creatives, and small business owners at a Holiday Market in their tap room on M.L. King Boulevard.
by Mary FortuneChristopher Plouffe, the new Gary W. Rollins Endowed Chair in Sales at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, says his target audience isn't just business students because students in other disciplines often end up in sales careers.
by Mike PareBellhop — originally named Campus Bellhop — was founded by Cam Doody and Stephen Vlahos in the summer of 2011 as a simple solution for college students looking for help moving into and out of their dorms.
by Mary FortuneKristina Montague is managing partner for The JumpFund, an early stage venture capital firm built by women for women. She is also a partner in Next Wave Impact, a national effort to increase the number of women investing in early stage, impact-focused ventures.
by Mary FortuneLee Jackson, MD, joins CHI Memorial Urology Associates. Jackson has been with CHI Memorial for more than 10 years and is one of the foremost surgeons in America using the DaVinci robotic prostate surgical system.
by Brandi Dixon, compilerMango's Decor is a local home decor store in Chattanooga, owned and operated by Kristy and Randy Steele.
by Mary FortuneChattanooga area business moves.
by Brandi Dixon, compilerDakasha Winton, senior vice president and chief government relations officer at BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, leads the company's state and federal government relations efforts and oversees analysis of proposed legislative and regulatory changes. She also serves as liaison to federal and state industry associations and advocacy groups.
by Mary FortuneFelicia McGhee became the head of the Department of Communication at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in July, but she's hardly new to the downtown campus.
by Mary FortuneCorinne Hill became executive director of the Chattanooga Public Library in March 2012, coming here from Dallas, where she was interim director of libraries for the Dallas Public Library. Over the past 18 years, Hill has managed public services, technical services and library technology.
by Mary FortuneDavid Martin says he has the gift of serving others.
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by Mary FortuneDelton Chen joins North American Credit Services as in-house counsel. Chen, who formerly practiced law in the Orlando, Florida area, graduated from The University of Tennessee College of Law in 2004.
by Brandi Dixon, compilerHealth care professionals have been the front lines of the COVID-19 fight from the very beginning. This gallery of photos submitted by local health care teams is just a sample of the wide-ranging work happening to take care of people across our community.
by Mary Fortune