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September 8, 2022
CO.LAB + Double Cola are seeking high school students (individuals or groups) to pitch early-stage business ideas in an upcoming competition, Will This Float? Deadline approaching, and itโs free.ย When serial ...
August 11, 2022
The Company Lab is showcasing two complementary pitch competitions during the third week of October, when Startup Week CHA typically takes place.ย Will This Float?, presented by Double Cola, will focus ...
July 21, 2022
Up until recently, even though born in Chattanooga, Double Cola was difficult to find in many sections of Tennessee.
May 13, 2021
United Way Hosts Inaugural Celebrate Awards To Recognize Local Nonprofits And Volunteers Thursday, May 13, 2021 United Way of Greater Chattanooga and its nonprofit support arm Venture Forward virtually hosted the inaugural Celebrate Awards event on Tuesday. Three awards were presented to the winning finalists in the categories of Innovation in Action, Volunteer of the Year, and Nonprofit of the Year. The finalists and winners for each award were selected by third-party volunteer judges f...
December 19, 2020
Dec 19, 2020 Larry Hypes Daddy shook the grates and I heard him take out the ashes, a good sign because the house was already warm when my feet hit the floor as it was getting good daylight the Saturday before Christmas. Even better, the sausage, gravy, eggs and biscuits filled the breakfast table as Mom did her part to prepare us for heading to Bluefield. We fed the chickens, watered the cows, scattered a bale of hay for them and then Daddy started the little รขยย53 Ford while Mo...
December 17, 2020
It is entirely appropriate that the season for giving immediately follows a day of Thanksgiving. Grateful for all we have, we know that there are those whose needs are great. Giving is the most outward sign of a compassionate heart. For me the journey toward faithful stewardship started on a warm summer day when I was 8 or 9 years old. I remember sliding my bicycle into the front yard of our small millhouse in Cramerton, North Carolina. It was August. I had been riding up and down the hills of ...