Spotlights

Chattanooga’s recent spike in houselessness brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic is now on a steady decline. According to data from a January poll, the number of sheltered and unsheltered homeless people in Hamilton County decreased from 1,144 in 2022

Smartphones make capturing videos easier than ever. With a simple setup, anyone can hit record and create content for social media. However, when it comes to producing reusable and high-quality branding, marketing, or employee training videos, there are better options

As the city warms up and people return to the office, dining options for Chattanooga professionals start to open. Whether it’s a client meeting, a team lunch, or just an office social hour, finding the right dining spot is key

Progress continues on the master plan to restore and redevelop 140 acres of the Wheland Foundry and U.S. Pipe property into a premier live-work-play district housing a new stadium for the Chattanooga Lookouts. Last year — when the project was

By 2040, greater-Chattanooga will be home to around 1.4 million residents. How will the region manage that many people using the transportation system? Technology will have some impact, but young people will still need to get to school and activities;

Have you noticed when Chattanooga’s hottest destinations or special events earn national press? Chances are the behind-the-scenes doer Sean Phipps, Marketing Director for the Chattanooga Tourism Company (CTC), had a hand in it. TREND sat down with Phipps to have

Tennessee’s future workforce is being shaped by electric vehicle (EV) technologies. Volkswagen’s ID.4 and local expansions from companies like NOVONIX are bringing new manufacturing jobs to Chattanooga, making EVs a key component of the city’s sustainable future. For the past

Did you know the arts, culture and creative sector in Chattanooga-Hamilton County is a major contributor to the local economy? It’s surprising that it’s often overlooked in discussions about workforce development. According to an Americans for the Arts report, this

Unemployment rates for neurodivergent adults are at or above 40% — but it’s not just individuals seeking employment who suffer when networking and workplace opportunities are inaccessible.  According to The Center for Neurodiversity and Employment Innovation, that rate —three times