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How the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Impacts Chattanooga
The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, commonly referred to as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill, passed last November. Now, a record number of resources are becoming available to repair roads and bridges in cities and counties across America, including Chattanooga and
Minority Business Roundtable Kicks Off
The Start Up, Stay Up, Scale Up, Minority Business Owners Roundtables will kick off on Feb. 28 to address topics each month that focus on the three major stages of business and how these topics uniquely affect minority business owners.
Nokian Tyres Brings 100 of the Best New Jobs to Tennessee
The Finland-based tire manufacturer, Nokian Tyres, is ramping up its regional presence by adding 100 new jobs to its factory in Dayton, Tennessee. The company is set to increase its Tennessee workforce over the next couple years, with most of
Volkswagen Chattanooga Offers Workers a 10% Raise
Volkswagen Chattanooga is offering hourly workers a 10% wage increase with production of their new electric SUV, the ID.4, expected to begin in the fall. In 2019, Volkswagen announced their plans for an $800 million expansion in Chattanooga, focusing on
Health Department to Begin Administering Pfizer Booster Shots for Ages 12-15; Booster Interval Updated to 5 Months; Third Shot in Primary Series Available for Immuno-Compromised Children, Ages 5-11
HAMILTON COUNTY, TN – The Hamilton County Health Department will begin administering Pfizer booster shots for individuals 12 to 15 years of age, starting January 11, 2022, at our Tennessee Riverpark vaccine site and our Sequoyah and Birchwood Clinics. Per
Health Department Offering Booster Shots to Children 12-15 On Jan. 11
The Hamilton County Health Department is awaiting guidance from the Tennessee Department of Health regarding the administration of Pfizer COVID-19 booster shots for ages 12-15. They will begin offering boosters to this age group at our vaccination sites on Tuesday, January
City Services Adjusted for Inclement Weather
Based on current conditions and forecast, the City of Chattanooga will make the following schedule adjustments to its operations for tomorrow January 7th, 2022: All essential employees will report for duty as normal; essential operations will run as normal. Other,
StratusGrid Drives Quality in the Cloud
Chattanooga’s tech hub reputation continues to grow alongside businesses like cloud-native company and INCubator client, StratusGrid. With a team distributed across Spain, Colombia and several U.S. locations (with HQ in Chattanooga) plus clients ranging from local to international, StratusGrid has
West Star Aviation Invests $17 Million in Chattanooga Expansion
Chattanooga’s growth soars as Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Tennessee Department of Economic Development (TNECD) Commissioner Bob Rolf and West Star Aviation officials announce plans for a $17 million expansion of West Star’s operations at Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport. “The local community
Chattanooga Chamber and Hamilton County Schools Announce Get (Future) Ready
The Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Hamilton County Department of Education, will host Get (Future) Ready on Jan. 12, 13. The annual event provides eighth-grade students in Hamilton County middle schools with the opportunity to explore a
