Martha Alexander has joined RE/MAX Properties as the newest member of its sales team. Ms. Alexander has been in the real estate business since 2004.  She has been a RE/MAX affiliate broker since 2007.  Originally from Houston, she moved to Chattanooga in 1992.  She describes Chattanooga as a “permanent  staycation” because of all of its offerings and ... (click for more)

Moxy  Hotels , a hotel brand of Marriott, on Wednesday announced the upcoming debut of Moxy Chattanooga in Fall 2018, promising to shake up the traditional hospitality experience for the city’s millennial-minded traveler. Developed by  3H Group Hotels  and centrally located in Chattanooga’s exciting Southside, Marriott International's playful, experiential Moxy ... (click for more)

Chattanooga firefighters were dispatched at 6:03 a.m. on Tuesday, to a commercial fire at 400 Workman Road. When the first firefighters arrived on the scene, flames were shooting through the roof and the request was immediately made for a second alarm response. The flames could be seen for miles as a total of 13 fire companies rushed to the scene. The large, two-story ... (click for more)

State Senator Bo Watson (R-Hixson) and Rep. Patsy Hazlewood (R-Signal Mountain) have asked the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) to move swiftly on the Highway 127 project leading up Signal Mountain. In a sternly-worded letter, the lawmakers asked TDOT Commissioner John Schroer to prioritize the road project due to further deterioration of the road. ... (click for more)

Here we go again with the same pitiful news reports about the Cummings Highway Interstate interchange with I-24 - Flooding yet again after a heavy rain.  TDOT is derelict in not having repaired this years ago.  How hard is it to get some excavators out there to dig up the collapsed drainage pipes which TDOT says are the cause of the flooding and replace them with ... (click for more)

I travel to other neat old cities and don't see nearly the graffiti vandalism as in Chattanooga. Why do we allow one or two or three repeat vandals to mar our venerable Walnut Street Bridge, the pillars to the Holmberg Bridge, the remodeled Chief John Ross Market Street Bridge, the walls along our multi-million-dollar Riverwalk, our sidewalks, street signs and our old limestone ... (click for more)