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A Legacy of Care
Organizations & People “Try not to become a person of success, but rather try to become a person of value.” – Albert Einstein Medical Professionals Following in their Fathers’ Footsteps By Tory Irmeger | Photography by Hacker Medias From generation to generation, the medical profession constantly expands and shifts, but what remains consistent is […]
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Bootstrap Business Owners
Innovation & Entrepreneurship “The most successful entrepreneurs I know are optimistic. It’s part of the job description.” – Caterina Fake First-Generation Entrepreneurs Finding Success in the U.S. By Gray Bennett | Photography by Hacker Medias What does it take to pull yourself up by the bootstraps? For some, it takes moving to the United […]
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Long-Term Care Insurance
Financial Perspectives Asset-Based Long-Term Care May Be Your Best Option By Julie Cook Elsea “Hope for the best, prepare for the worst.” This is a phrase many learned at an early age from parents or even grandparents. From Boy Scouts to basic training, being prepared can make the difference between failure and success. This also […]
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Hardworking Homesteaders
Features By Gray Bennett | Featured Image by Sarah Unger With a focus on reconnecting to nature and increasing self-sufficiency, homesteaders lead a unique lifestyle in the modern world. More than just a friendly face at your local farmer’s market, these individuals work hard every day to live off the land and provide for their […]
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Disc Golf Fever
Features By Tory Irmeger Disc golf – sometimes called Frisbee golf – is a variation on traditional ball golf where a player attempts to throw a flying disc into a basket, usually on a 9- or 18-hole course. Although not technically a team sport, disc golf boasts an unmatched community experience that has led to […]
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A Spot of Tea
Features By Rachel Studebaker | Photography by Vityl Media The centuries-old tradition of teatime is living on here in the Scenic City, thanks to a lineup of elegant eateries. Each experts in their own right when it comes to specialty teas, house-made menus, and darling décor, these local tearooms are creating space for customers to […]
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8 Companies to Watch in 2024
Feature By Rachel Studebaker From tech talent to food products and more, entrepreneurs are choosing Chattanooga to establish and expand their visions. Here, we highlight local companies whose innovative ideas and accumulating accomplishments poise them for continued success in their sectors.
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Made in Chattanooga
Features By Catherine Smith / Photography by Trevor Long At their core, makerspaces are a place for people to share ideas, collaborate on projects, and learn from others with similar interests. Here, we spoke with the people in charge of three prominent makerspaces in Chattanooga to learn more about the community they’ve fostered here in […]
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First Responder Families
Feature By Rachel Studebaker / Top Photo by Leah Sullivan When a crisis occurs, first responders are there to answer the call. From firefighters and paramedics to law enforcement and 911 dispatchers, these individuals have devoted their livelihoods to helping people in emergencies. For some, a career in first response runs in the family. This […]
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Going the Distance
Feature When it comes to pushing physical limits, few sports can compare to ultramarathon running. An ultramarathon is a race that covers any distance beyond the standard marathon length of 26.2 miles – often into the triple digits. Here, we asked local ultramarathon runners to tell us all about the uniquely challenging experience, from prepping […]
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