Tennessee American Water is kicking off 2022 with an overview of its most notable projects. Over the past year, the company invested nearly $25 million to replace aging infrastructure. “Replacement of infrastructure that has reached the end of its useful
Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to host its annual holiday party once again. Coined as the Chamber’s “party of the year,” the Holiday Outdoor Open House will take place in West Village Chattanooga on Dec. 15 from 3-7
Josué Vega, Marketing & Communications Intern Sometimes there are people who just get us. They know what the Chattanooga Chamber is about, and they love to tell people all about it. Take it from one of our Chamber Ambassadors, Simeon Baskerville. A
Josué Vega, Marketing & Communications Intern Progress is huge these days. In order to stay afloat in the rough sea of economy, businesses must cling to it like a life vest. The good news is that Chattanooga has it going
Sybil Topel and Josué Vega “Rebuilding momentum” is the mantra that drove our marketing communications work from July 2020-June 2021. From national headlines to local radio shows and video info meetings, our work centered on fostering recovery and growth for
David Martin, Heed PR Early in July, Cempa Community Care cut the ribbon on its new community pharmacy at 1000 E. 3rd Street in Chattanooga. The new pharmacy, open to the general public as well as Cempa’s existing client base,
Jennifer McEachern, TNECD Media NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe and NOVONIX officials announced that the company will expand its Chattanooga manufacturing operations. The project represents an investment of approximately $160 million
Austin Corcoran and Josué Vega Leadership is an important part of any city, and Chattanooga is chock full of it. It’s always exciting when we get to group leaders together, and put them to work with networking and brainstorming. Add
Amanda Ellis Your Chattanooga Chamber supported local business long before the pandemic, during the tumultuous last year and as we emerge to getting (somewhat) back to normal. Our committed volunteers and members include top business leaders of successful companies large
Patrick Molloy, Adventure Sports Innovation In Chattanooga, as vaccines roll out and our public health emergency starts to feel manageable, how are companies planning to bring their employees back together? Many employees have been working remotely for over a year. Others
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