Monday, Oct. 17 - Will This Float?
The Company Lab and Double Cola Co. are inviting the public to attend the annual pitch competition, Will This Float? This event is one of the biggest in the Chattanooga entrepreneurial ecosystem, and is a chance to see new companies pitch to a group of judges.
Monday, Oct. 17 - YPC is Wondering… “Will This Float?”
This month the Young Professionals of Chattanooga (YPC) will be showing up to this year’s “Will This Float?” pitch competition hosted by CoLab and Double Cola. Join our group for a great time at “Will This Float?”
Tuesday, Oct. 18 - East Brainerd Council Meeting
11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Aloft Chattanooga Hamilton Place (WXYZ Bar and Lounge), 2090 Hamilton Place Blvd.,
Join the East Brainerd Council as we hear from a great guest at the Ronald McDonald House.
Tuesday, Oct. 18 - Southside Council Happy Hour
Come network with the Southside Council and other professionals who live, work and play in the Southside, at Common House! Common House is offering the first drink on them, plus great drink specials.
Wednesday, Oct. 19 - Ooltewah/Collegedale Council Meeting
The Collegedale Commons, 4905 Swinyar Dr.
Join our Ooltewah/Collegedale Council as we hear from a great guest speaker.
Wednesday, Oct. 19 - Hixson Council Meeting
North River Civic Center, 1009 Executive Dr.
Join our Hixson Council for their regular monthly meeting where we will hear from a great speaker and connect with local businesses.
Wednesday, Oct. 19 - DEI FORUM: WORKERS WITH DISABILITIES
The Oct. 19 Forum is a fireside chat on the topic of Workers With Disabilities with April Lomax of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee and Lorne Steedley, VP for Diversity and Inclusive Growth at the Chamber. April serves as director for Workforce Diversity at BCBST. The conversation will center on BCBST's successful efforts on recruitment, retention, and development of workers with disabilities. The intent of the Forum is to elevate the value add of workers with physical and mental disabilities. During the discussion, we plan to explore neurodiversity. Specifically referring to workers with ADHD, autism or other neurological differences.
Thursday, Oct. 20 - East Ridge Council Coffee
Local Coffee of East Ridge, 4104 Ringgold Road
Come enjoy a cup of Joe while getting to know your business neighbors!
Thursday, Oct. 20 - Ribbon Cutting for Scenic Community Credit Union
Scenic Community Credit Union: 8171 East Brainerd Road
Join the Chattanooga Chamber for a ribbon cutting event for Scenic Community Credit Union.
Thursday, Oct. 20 - North Hamilton County Council Meeting
11:45 a.m.-1 p.m.
TriStar Beverage Chattanooga, 200 Shearer St.
Join us as we host a fantastic meeting to gather our business community and hear from a great guest speaker, Chloe Hasden with Chambliss Center for Children. Lunch will be catered by El Maguey.
Thursday, Oct. 20 - Ribbon Cutting for Hawthorne at the Crest
Hawthorne at the Crest: 5060 City Station Dr.
Join the Chattanooga Chamber for a ribbon cutting event for Hawthorne at the Crest.
Thursday, Oct. 20 - ChaTech Tech Trivia at Tailgate Brewery
Tailgate Brewery Chattanooga, 1464 Market St.
Join us for all things tech related and test your knowledge in a good old-fashioned trivia challenge at Tailgate Brewery. Bring your friends and make a team to win a sweet prize. Register in advance for your first beer on us.
Friday, Oct. 21 - East Brainerd Council Coffee
Mean Mug Coffee House Hamilton Place, 2090 Hamilton Place Blvd., #Suite 106
Join the East Brainerd Council for coffee and networking on the third Friday of every month. The coffee and nibbles are free, and the connections are priceless.
Monday, Oct. 17 - Will This Float? 5:30-8:30 p.m. Waterhouse Pavilion, 850 Market St. The Company Lab and Double Cola Co. are inviting the public to attend the annual pitch competition, ... (click for more)
Upland Label, formerly Dixie Labels, has long been a fixture on the Chattanooga business scene. They announced a name change and new brand identity this week. The change comes at a time when ... (click for more)
The city of Chattanooga this week received the Triple Crown Award from the Government Finance Officers Association for excellence in financial reporting and budget presentation. Chattanooga ... (click for more)
Monday, Oct. 17 - Will This Float? 5:30-8:30 p.m. Waterhouse Pavilion, 850 Market St. The Company Lab and Double Cola Co. are inviting the public to attend the annual pitch competition, Will This Float? This event is one of the biggest in the Chattanooga entrepreneurial ecosystem, and is a chance to see new companies pitch to a group of judges. Register here . No ... (click for more)
Upland Label, formerly Dixie Labels, has long been a fixture on the Chattanooga business scene. They announced a name change and new brand identity this week. The change comes at a time when Upland is poised for expansion and is experiencing growth. Originally founded as a label converter and barcode printing company in 1991, Dixie Labels has served many local businesses over ... (click for more)
Two people were injured in a house fire Saturday morning. The fire presented several dangers for Chattanooga firefighters. Just after 8:30 a.m., Green Shift companies were called to a residence in the 2500 block of Maple Street in the Forest Acres area. Fire and smoke were showing from the home and the occupants were outside and accounted for. Two of the residents were transported ... (click for more)
Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp on Friday informed County Attorney Rheubin Taylor he would not be reappointed as the county attorney. County Mayor Wamp said he will immediately begin a search to identify an appointment to bring before the County Commission. “I respect Mr. Taylor and appreciate his service to Hamilton County, however my transition team recommended we pursue ... (click for more)
I am shocked and appalled to learn that Rheubin Taylor has been “fired” by the new county mayor. Rheubin has dedicated a significant portion of his professional life in service to Hamilton County and the County Commission. He is knowledgeable and his legal acumen is unquestioned. Persons previous to Rheubin have also had a private practice “on the side” ... (click for more)
Recently, there was a Chattanooga tribute to Memphis native Eliza Fletcher, wife of Richard and mother of two boys, Richard (IV) and Harry. Liza, a 34-year old kindergarten teacher at St. Mary's School, was an avid runner and would often run early before her family and work day started. On Sept. 2 she did not return home from her morning run. Liza was found three days later after ... (click for more)