Nearly 15,000 people are released from Tennessee penitentiaries each year. Project Return is dedicated to helping the formerly incarcerated successfully transition back into communities and work. Founded in Nashville in 1979, Project Return expanded to Chattanooga in 2021. The nonprofit program provides the resources and services,
Chattanooga-based cycling apparel company, Handup Gloves, built its brand on offering the best gloves for “grabbing bars and beers.” Launched in 2014 by a husband and wife duo, Handup is best known for its signature Party Palms gloves that incorporate
The Hendrickson Agency – Farmers Insurance owner, Heather Hendrickson, has passion for service and community that shines through her work. Her story exemplifies the determination and resilience found in all Chattanooga’s entrepreneurs. She sat down for an interview to share
This year marks the 27th anniversary of National Black Business Month, devoted to supporting and celebrating black-owned businesses across the country. There’s no shortage of black-owned businesses to support in Chattanooga. Below, we’ve highlighted a few places in the area
This year, Bellhop was named by Inc. as one of America’s fastest growing companies, appearing as number 2,781 on the annual Inc. 5000 list – alongside 14 other Chattanooga-based companies including Text Request, Steam Logistics and Trident Transport. Founded by
The Chattanooga Tourism Co. recently announced that Samantha Brown, popular travel show host, will be the keynote speaker at the 2022 Chattanooga Tourism Summit taking place on Tuesday, September 20 at the Chattanooga Convention Center. Brown is an award-winning host
Chattanooga was featured in a national ad campaign promoting Bang & Olufsen’s (B&O) built-in sound system for the Ford Bronco Sport. Written by Jordan Wollman, creative director, Odyssey, Miles Partnership, the short film titled “Sounds of Adventure” brings the B&O
Kirsten Yates was recently appointed Senior Advisor for Communications and Digital Strategy for the City of Chattanooga, as announced by Mayor Tim Kelly last week. She works with Mayor Kelly, the Chief of Staff and other members of the mayor’s
In the last several days more than 150 business and community leaders have signed an ad supporting the South Broad Redevelopment that also includes a new stadium, business and elected officials announced today. “We need a new gleaming gateway to Chattanooga that welcomes
We’ve all heard the phrase, “Good help is hard to find.” This idiom rings even more true when seeking mental health resources. Mood disorders such as depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress are some of the leading causes of disability worldwide
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