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PHOTOS: No injuries reported after tree falls on Chattanooga Fire Department's station on Lupton Drive - Vimarsana News

PHOTOS: No injuries reported after tree falls on Chattanooga Fire Department's station on Lupton Drive

The incident happened around 4:00am at Station 16 on Lupton Drive.

Hamilton County school facilities plan calls for consolidation to larger campuses, but at what cost? - Vimarsana News

Hamilton County school facilities plan calls for consolidation to larger campuses, but at what cost?

Jessica Rossman purposefully moved to the Lupton City neighborhood to send her children to Rivermont Elementary. She'd heard it had a good school culture, she liked the focus on science, math and art, and with roughly 330 students, it was the right size.

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7-Eleven opens two new outlets in Chattanooga, puts buildings up for sale for $13.7 million - Vimarsana News

7-Eleven opens two new outlets in Chattanooga, puts buildings up for sale for $13.7 million

In its second new store opening in as many months in Chattanooga, 7-Eleven this past week opened another dual gas and convenience store and fast food restaurant outlet in Hixson.

TVA gives initial OK for one of Chattanooga's biggest riverfront projects | Local News - Vimarsana News

TVA gives initial OK for one of Chattanooga's biggest riverfront projects | Local News

After years of study, Riverton gains initial endorsement to build more than 300 homes in waterfront development

TVA gives initial OK for one of Chattanooga's biggest riverfront projects - Vimarsana News

TVA gives initial OK for one of Chattanooga's biggest riverfront projects

Four years after acquiring Chattanooga's biggest undeveloped site on the Tennessee River, developer John "Thunder" Thornton may soon gain approval to build a waterfront community with more than 300 homes erected around a commercial village center.