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After shortlisting two potential sites in April, federal officials are now eyeing another location for a new federal courthouse in downtown Chattanooga. https://lnkd.in/e-M9DNVn 

While you have a life outside of the time you spend with your pet, you are your pet's entire life. So why not bring Fluffy or Fido along when you go out for a drink? These Chattanooga bars and breweries allow you to bring your pet inside.

Tennesseans who don't have health insurance through an employer, Medicare or TennCare have a variety of options to choose from to buy individual insurance plans for next year through the health exchange marketplace. And, for the first time, average rates by the biggest insurers will be going down for most individual members.

Having already paid tens of millions of dollars to settle other lawsuits, a carpet manufacturer in Northwest Georgia is now suing several large companies that created products containing so-called "forever chemicals."

UTC has a new classroom and research laboratory, and it’s not a typical academic setting. Raccoon Mountain Caverns was donated to the university by Dr. Steven Perlaky, according to a news release. Check out these images by UTC photographer Angela Foster:

Gen X, millennials and Gen Z have had their years in the spotlight, so it's time to circle back in the alphabet.

A 15-member search committee will begin looking for the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's next chancellor early next year, the UT System announced Monday.

Today, it's more common to stumble across exotic pet owners with growing reptile rooms or animals that make some people cringe. We talked to a couple of those people to find out why they prefer exotics and how they care for them.

We all start somewhere. In this month’s edition, we spoke with several Chattanooga entrepreneurs about their first jobs and the lessons learned along the way. From a hip-hop artist to a corn dog salesman to a golf ball retriever, they have great stories to share — and we hope you enjoy reading about them as much as we enjoyed writing about them. We also explore a growing trend in Chattanooga's entrepreneurial scene: the number of college students interested in becoming their own boss is on the rise. Learn how UTC’s College of Business is responding to and supporting this shift. Plus, if you’re all about shopping local, you’ll want to check out the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce’s 2024 Holiday Gift Guide. That starts at the beginning of the TREND section, found at the back of the book. To read the digital version, click on the link in the comment section. Print copies will be available soon at most Food City locations around the region. Stay ahead with EDGE. #chattanooga #business #entrepreneur #EDGE Chattanooga Times Free Press

Why did an image from the 1976 Chattanooga Armed Forces Day parade gain national attention? https://lnkd.in/e3JNF7kV