All Articles
TVFCU & Branch Technology Unveil First-Ever 3D-Printed Building Facade Using Cellular Fabrication
eApLG83VWcY Do you realize when you drive down West 20th Street, there is a world’s first taking place? Something so innovative and forward-thinking that architects and builders from all over will be coming here to stop and stare. Yes, it is the
I Go Tokyo: A Look into Japanese Culture and Business
Holly Bonner As a creature of habit, I rarely stray from my Sunday routine including my early morning run along the Tennessee River. I turn on my perfectly curated Sunday morning playlist and let my feet hit the pavement toward the pedestrian bridge. Sunday
Tennessee Kids Belong: Ending the Crisis for Kids in Foster Care
Emily Graffius, Community Relations Coordinator, Tennessee Kids Belong It’s 7 p.m. and I get a call from the Department of Children's Services. “Can you take a baby tonight?” It’s the middle of my work day and I get a call
STRIVE Workshop Supports Veterans Entering the Civilian Workforce
Desiree Colon Veterans offer employers sought-after qualities like discipline, resilience and commitment, yet they’re often overlooked for civilian job opportunities because many of their skills don’t easily translate to the corporate world. Support for those making the transition from military
Greater Chattanooga Economic Partnership Honored as Top Economic Development Agency
Natalia Pérez, Marketing and Communications Intern The field of economic development may have never seen a more challenging year, stepping forward and steering communities through the pandemic as businesses have struggled through 2020. Despite the turbulence of the past year,
Impact Investing Broadens Access to Entrepreneurship
Joda Thongnopnua For Brandon Ellis, good barbeque is a family affair, and it’s all about practice. Growing up in Franklin, Kentucky, Ellis spent a lot of time on his family’s tobacco farm. He’d watch carefully as his uncle smoked a
Chattanooga Coffee Culture Cultivates Community
Natalia Pérez 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,
The COVID-19 Vaccine and Reopening the World: What might it look like?
Harry W Severance, M.D. Dr. Harry W Severance is an attending physician at Erlanger and assistant professor at Duke University School of Medicine. He has been in practice for more than 20 years. Read some of his other work here
Leadership Chattanooga Alumni Spotlight: Donna Elle Harrison
Leadership Chattanooga is a 10-month leadership development program that allows local professionals opportunities to learn more about and engage with the community where they live and work. Leadership Chattanooga has been a launching pad for the careers and civic impact
Getting the Scoop: An Interview with Mark Kennedy
Amanda Ellis and Natalia Perez Mark Kennedy is a columnist whose work appears in several sections of the Times Free Press. He is the contributing editor of the EDGE business magazine and his human interest column, “Life Stories”, appears each Thursday in
