Ted Alling News Today

Despite the slowdown in freight shipping this year, a record number of Chattanoogas trucking and logistics businesses moved into the fast lane in 2022 among Americas fastest-growing businesses.

Over the past couple decades, Chattanooga has become a thriving hub for numerous trucking and logistics companies -- each of which has created jobs, contributed to toward economic prosperity, and helped reinforce the citys position as a strategic crossroads for the industry. Here, we highlight some of the most prominent companies to get their start in Chattanooga:

A Chattanooga real estate group has raised $23 million for an investment fund aimed at local and regional mixed-use and urban in-fill projects.

Plans to create a replica of the all-boys Chattanooga Preparatory School in Knoxville are moving ahead after the effort won a narrow vote of approval by the Knox County school board last month.

By any reasonable standard, Cam Doodys done pretty well for himself – hes a co-founder of Bellhop, now the nations No. 2 moving company according to U.S. News & World Report, and is a founder and managing partner at Brickyard, a business incubator.

Set in the lush foothills of the Appalachians, the Tennessee city has built a technology infrastructure for the twenty-first century.

Ownership of the Chattanooga Lookouts has been expanded, with Jason Freier, Managing Owner, increasing his share and local business leaders joining the ranks.

The Chattanooga Lookouts today announced the team has welcomed several additional local investors to its ownership group. They join current investors Casey Hammontree, who is increasing his investment; Joseph Wingfield; William Stribling; and a group affiliated with Lamp Post Group, including: Ted Alling, Steve Cox, Allan Davis,