The latest Growth & Development coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Millcraft, an Ohio-based paper and packaging distributor, plans to open a Chattanooga division and recruit employees for sales, operations, delivery and customer service, the company announced Friday.
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Brad Shumpert, a real estate attorney and private wealth advisor, is the newest member of a board overseeing Chattanooga development after the City Council confirmed his appointment Tuesday.
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The Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission on Monday unanimously approved developer and planning Commissioner Ethan Collier's request to lift conditions on several properties in his company's Mill Town development to expand permitted uses beyond strictly residential.
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Five days after the state's surprise announcement of a new site for Moccasin Bend Mental Health Institute in Chattanooga's Lookout Valley, state officials just as suddenly reversed the decision with no discussion.
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The owner of the Valleybrook Golf and Country Club in Hixson has met with club members to discuss development plans for the course and will soon host a meeting for residents, some of whom worry added homes may increase the risk of flooding.
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The owners of a plant on Chattanooga's Westside want their property exempt from the rules governing development at The Bend, a project they once worked on with local developer Jimmy White.
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Developer Jimmy White received a 90-day extension Monday to avoid defaulting on a tax agreement for The Bend.
Project has additional $25 million in public funding
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Local developer Ethan Collier is returning to the Regional Planning Commission following confirmation by the Chattanooga City Council.
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Firm has expanded coast to coast this year
The city of Chattanooga is nearly finished with a $2 million grant to help emergency vehicles communicate with the intersections they're passing through, and local officials are looking to expand the program beyond the downtown health corridor.
