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Tranco Logistics
Here’s a quiz, Chattanooga. What local logistics company started with two original founders with one truck? Its original warehouse was 2,000 square feet, but today, the company manages over 1.5 million square feet of warehouse while adding six other US
The Cost of Living Diaries: Chattanooga
How much does it cost to live in Chattanooga? We asked a local to give us ALL the details. Jessica Jollie, the owner and director of Yoga Landing, a boutique yoga studio on Sidney Street, grew up between Chattanooga and Knoxville. While she
The Business of the Great Outdoors
Drake Farmer If you love the outdoors, chances are that Chattanooga is on your radar. Our region boasts plenty of opportunities for residents and visitors alike to explore and enjoy getting outside, and Chattanooga has become synonymous with outdoor recreation
Thrive 2055: Beyond the Planning Initiative
Ruthie Thompson With the capping of the Thrive 2055 planning initiative, regional stakeholders are moving forward to implement the region’s 40-year vision into action. When hundreds of business, government and community leaders began convening in 2012 to create a sustainable
2016: A Year of Innovation in Review
Maggie Neff, Chattanooga TREND Contributor There’s much to toast this holiday season, including Chattanooga’s growing foothold in the innovation space. Here are some of the highlights of 2016. Cheers! January Modeled after a nationally recognized program in Minnesota, STEP-UP Chattanooga
Erlanger East Completes $50 Million Expansion
Tim Hanners and Christine Gordon Erlanger East Hospital, long an integral part of Erlanger Health System and a vital medical resource for our community, is now even bigger. Erlanger East Hospital has expanded in recent years to a multifaceted campus serving
The Last Word: Oh My, NYC & Chicago Non-Stop
Terry Hart, President and CEO, Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport United Airlines is coming to Chattanooga! That’s big news for our airport and our city. September 7 they begin non-stop service to Chicago and to Newark/New York. United will serve these destinations
Teachers, Our Most Important Resource
Dr. Jared Bigham, Coordinator, Chattanooga 2.0 As conversations about Chattanooga 2.0 unfold, one question we often hear is: “What was Chattanooga 1.0?” The answer reminds us of a time when our community rallied around renewal of the downtown area and
Building Kids and Codes
Manseen Logan Over the summer, TechTown Chief Executive Officer Cordell Carter high-fived each of 120 students entering the Chattanooga based high-tech learning center daily. Among these students, ages 7 to 17, was a soft-spoken 12-year-old boy whose father walked him
