After much anticipation and discussion, downtown Chattanooga—the Southside specifically—will soon get a grocery store: Enzo's.
Published Wednesday, May 16th 2012
Business
Zaxby's on Signal Mountain Road to open this summer
Construction on the Signal Mountain Road Zaxby's will be complete this summer, and the new "quick-casual" restaurant will bring as many as 60 new jobs to the area.
Yesterday
OneConsulting announces contest for nonprofits to receive a new logo design
OneConsulting will be accepting proposals from nonprofits in Tennessee for a chance to win a logo designed by the firm.
Yesterday
Government
Corrections officer asks County Commission to consider raises
Following their Wednesday morning meeting, Hamilton County Commissioners heard from a Hamilton County corrections officer who suggested workers in his department receive raises this year.
Yesterday
Corker, Alexander split on Export-Import Bank vote
Tennessee Sens. Lamar Alexander and Bob Corker offered countering votes Tuesday on a measure that will reauthorize funding for the U.S. Import-Export Bank through 2014.
Yesterday
Morning Brief: Haslam signs budget
Your morning roundup of important local, state and national political news headlines for May 16, 2012.
Yesterday
3rd District candidates to present platforms
Both Republican and Democratic candidates for Tennessee's 3rd Congressional District have been scheduled to deliver remarks and present their platforms at Thursday's meeting of the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce's North Hamilton County Council.
Yesterday
Lifestyle
Four big reasons why your relationships fail
In the four weeks since this column started, I’ve received a handful of emails all pointing to the same question: Why do my relationships suck? All relationships go through acute times of difficulty, but chronic issues can reveal deeper beliefs and behaviors that aren’t working for you. Here are some to consider.
Yesterday
Sports
General
Arts & Education Forum at UTC this Friday, Saturday
The Southeast Center for Education in the Arts' fifth national Arts & Education Forum, Walking the Talk: Pathways to Quality Integration, will take place at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga on May 18 and 19.
Yesterday
WUTC raises $141,000 toward funding programming costs
WUTC FM-88.1 reached its spring membership drive and netted $141,000 dollars toward funding the radio station’s programming costs.
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