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Despite the slowdown in freight shipping this year, a record number of Chattanooga's trucking and logistics businesses moved into the fast lane in 2022 among America's 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 city's 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 Doody's done pretty well for himself – he's a co-founder of Bellhop, now the nation's No. 2 moving company according to U.S. News & World Report, and is a founder and managing partner at Brickyard, a business incubator.