Thrive Regional News Today

At the outset of 2024, Thrive Regional Partnership welcomed nine new trustees to its board that reflect growing county representation and corporate leadership across the tri-state, 16-county greater Chattanooga region.

The Appalachian Regional Commissions co-chair said Wednesday that broadband now is what the interstate highway system was to the 1960s in terms of trying to reduce poverty.

The River to Clouds Route represents the collective efforts of land managers on Lookout Mountain over the past 20-plus years, and was facilitated by Thrive Regional Partnership.

The Chattanooga Technology Council recognized winners in 12 categories of technology during the groups recent awards program at The Signal.

A Tennessee legislator dealing with transportation issues said Friday that future interstate traffic projections are "scary," and one idea under discussion is dedicated lanes for trucks.

Thrive Regional Partnership is teaming up with Open Space Institute to create an initiative called The Resilient Communities Pilot Program

The city of Bridgeport, in partnership with the Thrive Regional Partnership and with funding from the Lyndhurst Foundation, is excited to announce a new project – the Bridgeport Trail Marker

Chattanooga, Tennessee: At the outset of 2021, Thrive Regional Partnership welcomed five new trustees to its board that reflect growing county representation and corporate leadership across the tri-state, 16-county greater Chattanooga region. The newly elected Board trustees are Barry Allen, Mike Costa, Nathan Lee, Jennifer McCurdy and Harriette Stokes. “After a year like 2020, we understand more than ever how important it is to strengthen connections among communities across our region,â...