Emily Crisman

Officials from the city of Chattanooga and other public and private partners on Wednesday marked the opening of Shallowford Pointe, a new affordable housing community in East Chattanooga.

The first rezoning case within the boundary of Plan Hamilton, a five-year comprehensive plan intended to guide development in unincorporated Hamilton County, was approved by the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission at its November meeting.

Planning commissioners on Wednesday voted 3-2 in favor of recommending the rezoning of property at 7849 Dayton Pike for the operation of an asphalt mixing plant.

This is an occasional feature in the Chattanooga Times Free Press exploring what kinds of homes are available in various price ranges. Today, we look at homes at or near a $600,000 asking price.

Walden officials unanimously gave their initial approval of design review standards for new nonresidential and multifamily developments in the town center zone.

The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation Division of Water Resources is forgiving most of the civil penalty of $39,640 it assessed Ethan Collier Construction Co. for violations of the Water Quality Control Act at the Kellys Ferry Hideaway neighborhood, company owner Ethan Collier said in an interview.

The Redneck Comedy Bus Tour is fixin' to come to this neck of the woods, with Chattanooga city tours launching Nov. 14 and local Christmas light tours starting Nov. 28.

The Bautista sisters have long dreamed of opening a cafe, but until recently, they thought it was an unattainable dream.

The Tennessee Department of Conservation Division of Water Resources is fining Chattanooga-based Ethan Collier Construction Co. $39,640 for violations of the Water Quality Control Act at the Kelly's Ferry Hideaway neighborhood in Lookout Valley, according to a director's order issued by the division.

Auditors for the city of Red Bank recently discovered Hamilton County Property Assessor Marty Haynes' office miscalculated the city's certified property tax rate, and the error will result in a revenue shortfall of nearly $800,000 for the municipality in the 2025-26 fiscal year that began July 1.