Holiday Inn & Suites Chattanooga Downtown: 434 Chestnut St.

Our program will focus on LGBTQ+ Pride Month and commemorating the Stonewall Riots and Juneteenth. Our panel of local leaders will discuss the importance and impact of these events and how we can continue to make progress toward more inclusive workplaces and communities. Thanks to The Double Cola Company for sponsoring this month’s event.

June 2, Ribbon Cutting for Group Effort of Tennessee

Group Effort of Tennessee: 5720 Uptain Road, Ste. 4700

Join the Chattanooga Chamber for a ribbon cutting event for Group Effort of Tennessee.

June 2, East Ridge Council End of the Year Celebration

Craft Axe Throwing: 619 Camp Jordan Pkwy., Ste. 121

Join us for our end of the year celebration! The $20 includes admission, food, one and half hours of axe throwing and some amazing networking.

RSVP to Deanne@Daweshospitality.net.

June 3, Ooltewah/Collegedale First Friday Coffee Mixer  

8:30-9:30 a.m.    

Huntington Learning Center: 7401 East Brainerd Road, Unit 190

Please join us for a relaxed networking event and a tour of the facility. Coffee will be provided.

Here are the new business licenses from the County Clerk's office: ACE EXCAVATIONS CHANEY MARTIN 1603 WENDY CIRCLE SODDY DAISY TN 37379 ALKALYNE FYNE TALOR I RUSSELL 1400 DALECREST CT ... (click for more)

June 2, Downtown Council Meeting 7:30-9 a.m. Holiday Inn & Suites Chattanooga Downtown: 434 Chestnut St. Our program will focus on LGBTQ+ Pride Month and commemorating the Stonewall ... (click for more)

Newly released data from the Department of Labor and Workforce Development showed nearly every county in Tennessee had unemployment rates below 5 percent in April. Perry County was the only county ... (click for more)

Here are the new business licenses from the County Clerk's office: ACE EXCAVATIONS CHANEY MARTIN 1603 WENDY CIRCLE SODDY DAISY TN 37379 ALKALYNE FYNE TALOR I RUSSELL 1400 DALECREST CT CHATTANOOGA TN 37411 ALL SEASON LAWNCARE DOMINGO RAFAEL RAYMUNDO 3209 12TH AVE CHATTANOOGA TN 37407 AQUARIUS RISING NORALEEN A DANFORTH 1302 S WILLOW ST CHATTANOOGA TN 37404 BBB ... (click for more)

June 2, Downtown Council Meeting 7:30-9 a.m. Holiday Inn & Suites Chattanooga Downtown: 434 Chestnut St. Our program will focus on LGBTQ+ Pride Month and commemorating the Stonewall Riots and Juneteenth. Our panel of local leaders will discuss the importance and impact of these events and how we can continue to make progress toward more inclusive workplaces and communities. ... (click for more)

The Republican Party State Executive Committee on Friday night rejected a challenge by Sabrena Smedley of the results of the county mayor race. The panel certified Weston Wamp as the winner as the Hamilton County Election Commission had done. The vote was 34 to uphold the Wamp election, 10 opposed and one abstention. Ken Meyer was among those voting to uphold the challenge, while ... (click for more)

Many citizens attending a packed meeting of the Walker County Commission on Thursday night urged commissioners to work out their differences with Chairman Shannon Whitfield. A number of those who spoke at the lengthy session said they were concerned about the high cost of adding a county manager and the fact there might be expensive turnover in that position. The meeting did ... (click for more)

I have had many career highlights, but none like the partnership that Lookout Mountain Conservancy has enjoyed with The Howard School for the past 10 years. I have gotten to know hundreds of the students, and I often walk away thinking how fantastic these students are, and yet, how misunderstood. May 20, 2022, is a great example. I attended The Howard School graduation at Finley ... (click for more)

THE TWO FARMERS Farmers Brown & Jones had adjoining farms for years and didn't get along at all. One night after supper, Farmer Brown knocked on Farmer Jones's door. When Farmer Jones answered the door, Farmer Brown said, "I know we don't talk often, but I wanted you to know that our mule just died today." Farmer Jones replied, "I'm certainly sorry to hear that, but ... (click for more)