
Livability.com posted their 2019 Top 100 Best Places to Live, and Chattanooga is no. 68. Knoxville and Nashville appear as well. “Our placement on this list highlights many of our region’s best assets like strong economy, outdoor recreation and great value,”
baWzBMOrUCU High quality, fresh ingredients and sweet simplicity – this is what differentiates Hoff & Pepper from your run-of-the-mill hot sauce company. WTCI took notice, featuring Hoff as part of their Greater Chattanooga short film series. Traversing from Cherokee Boulevard
Sybil Topel What do a rock star, community visioning in Chattanooga and images of rocks in space have in common? It's not the start of a joke, I promise. Rather, it’s an invitation to think creatively about our future in Chattanooga
Jeff Barrett Two hours between Nashville and Atlanta is a surprising — but not that surprising — hub for entrepreneurship. Chattanooga may not have a signature yet like Austin or Columbus but that also may be its greatest strength. I met an
Amanda Ellis, Rebecca Ryan & Sybil Topel Velocity2040 community-wide visioning survey results show five top priorities for the next 20 years in Hamilton County and Chattanooga as our community works together on a bold, new vision for our future. The
Amanda Ellis If you spend time in downtown Chattanooga, you’ve undoubtedly noticed an influx of new apartment buildings, and you’ve probably noticed some vacant retail and office space as well. Though our area has seen years of growth, development and
David Martin Just do it. The happiest place on Earth. Melts in your mouth, not in your hands. There is a really good chance that as soon as you read the above sentences, you knew the exact brand associated with
Rich Bailey The headlines are full of news about artificial intelligence, blockchain, virtual reality and other bold, disruptive technologies moving ever closer to everyday relevance. The visions can be so compelling — and the promotion so relentless — that it’s
Heather Droke, owner of Garden Vignettes, has been creating gardens and living floral works in Chattanooga since 2000. Trend caught up with her on some recent projects and the importance of incorporating nature into our day to day lives even if
Erica Martin Monica Fuqua, a West Tennessee native, joined JHM Certified Public Accountants in 2018 after serving 10 years as CEO for a local public television station. Seeking a slower paced position in accounting, the field in which her career originated,