During Sept. 16-30, 2021, the health department conducted inspections at 23 food services (including four school cafeterias) in Catoosa and Walker counties.

Shaw Floors, the flagship residential brand of Shaw Industries Group Inc. (Shaw), while wrapping up its recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, acknowledges it has had nearly a decade-long partnership with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

CHI Memorial Rees Skillern Cancer Institute has successfully met the standards of the American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) APEx.

Lois Crandell, executive director and plant manager for Roper Corp. — a wholly-owned subsidiary of GE Appliances, a Haier company — has received the 2021 Women in Supply Chain Award.

During Aug. 16 to Sept. 15, 2021, the health department conducted inspections at 49 food services (including 16 school cafeterias) in Catoosa and Walker counties.

Two First Volunteer Bank vice presidents recently graduated from intensive three-year programs for bank executives.

Chickamauga has a new siren for its inclement weather warning system.

Thrive Regional Partnership (Thrive), an organization that builds public/private partnerships for responsible growth in greater Chattanooga, is collaborating with the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) on a research project to understand freight capacity and explore multimodal fr…

CHI Memorial Medical Group announces Matthew Campbell, MD, FAAP, has joined CHI Memorial Pediatric Diagnostic Associates.

Food City has pledged $700,000 in contributions for the upcoming school year.

Forbes has named Shaw Industries Group Inc. to its the 2021 Best-In-State Employer for Georgia list.

The Chattanooga Sustainable Food Center is simplifying its name to the Chattanooga Food Center (CFC) effective immediately. The nonprofit organization’s mission remains the same, but the organization’s desire is to make sure its “tent” is large enough for all Chattanoogans to gather.

Editor’s note: We are re-publishing this article due to misinformation, errors and omissions in the original article on Lake Winnepesaukah’s health department inspection scores, which was posted on Aug. 3. We apologize for any problems these caused. If you find an error in one of our article…

Food City is launching an innovative new program that will make selecting healthy food choices easier than ever.

D. Brian Kim, MD, at Professional Eye Associates, has been awarded No. 42 out of the top 150 on Newsweek’s list of America’s Best Ophthalmologists 2021 and was awarded the No. 1 ophthalmologist in Georgia.

The Rees Skillern Cancer Institute and CHI Memorial will host the 2021 Southeast Regional Oncology Symposium for primary care providers on Saturday, Sept. 11, at Embassy Suites from 7:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. A maximum of 5.0 AMA PRA Category 1 credits have been requested.

Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union has announced the top 23 Idea Leap Grant quarterfinalists for 2021.

Georgia Farm Bureau (GFB) members who grow Bermudagrass hay are encouraged to enter the 2021 GFB Quality Hay Contest. Hay entered in the contest will be tested at a University of Georgia lab using the Relative Forage Quality (RFQ) Test, which provides an analysis of the nutritional value of …

Safehaven, a program of the Jimmy Simpson Foundation dedicated to providing quality care for individuals with brain injuries, has named Becky Plemons, RN, as program administrator, bringing her vast knowledge from over a decade in the medical field to the nonprofit organization.

During July 1-15, 2021, the health department conducted inspections at 20 food services in Catoosa and Walker counties: seven earned a perfect score of 100, nine earned a score in the 90s (A), and four earned a score in the 80s (B).

The Walker County Development Authority July 8 approved a $100 million bond issue for a hotel on Lookout Mountain, overlooking McLemore Cove.

During June 16-30, 2021, the health department conducted inspections at 32 food services in Catoosa and Walker counties: 12 earned a perfect score of 100, 15 earned a score in the 90s (A), four earned a score in the 80s (B), and one earned a score in the 70s (C).

CHI Memorial plans to build a new hospital on Battlefield Parkway in Catoosa County.

The LaFayette Downtown Development Authority (LDDA) is looking for downtown property owners who are ready to take part in the new facade grant program to help assist, update and enhance the downtown area.

During June 1-15, 2021, the health department conducted inspections at 21 food services in Catoosa and Walker counties: seven earned a perfect score of 100, 12 earned a score in the 90s (A), and two earned a score in the 80s (B).

CHI Memorial announced that its RN Residency Program is accredited with distinction as a Practice Transition Program by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission (ANCC) on Accreditation in Practice Transition Programs. This is the highest recognition awarded by the ANCC.

First Volunteer Corp. will acquire FBD Holding Co. Inc., the holding company for First Bank, a community bank headquartered in Dalton with six banking locations in Whitfield and Gordon counties.

CHI Memorial Surgery Center – Parkway is now open in Ringgold, providing outpatient surgical services.

People seeking career opportunities are invited to connect with local businesses that are now hiring at the Catoosa County Job Fair 2021 on Tuesday, April 27, from noon to 6 p.m. at The Colonnade, 264 Catoosa Circle in Ringgold.

When Lisa’s Gold and Diamonds in Fort Oglethorpe opened on April 15, 1991, Lisa Edge was taking a leap of faith.

During March 16-31, 2021, the health department conducted inspections at 19 food services in Catoosa and Walker counties, including 16 businesses: seven businesses earned a perfect score of 100 and nine earned a score in the 90s (A). Also, three school cafeterias (listed at the end of this a…

During March 1-15, 2021, the health department conducted inspections at 39 food services in Catoosa and Walker counties, including 30 businesses: 10 businesses earned a perfect score of 100; 19 earned a score in the 90s (A); and one earned a score in the 80s (B). Also, food services at Walke…

Walker County’s Historic Preservation Commission is no longer a thing of the past.

Catoosa County Schools Superintendent Denia Reese earned the Citizen of the Year award, which was presented Feb. 27 at the Chamber of Commerce’s annual gala.

After three years at its Dalton location, Pray Chiropractic is again making big changes.

During Feb. 16-28, 2021, the health department conducted inspections at 30 food services in Catoosa and Walker counties, including 14 businesses: three businesses earned a perfect score of 100; 10 earned a score in the 90s (A); 1 earned a score in the 70s (C). Also, food services at a church…

Long-time LaFayette resident Robert Wardlaw on Thursday, Feb. 26, announced the acquisition of the Mars Theater District in LaFayette.

Improving the overall health and well-being of Northwest Georgia residents has been the focus of Primary Healthcare Centers for over 40 years. Abbington at Linwood officially opened to see patients Feb. 1 at its new 10 Probasco St. in LaFayette.

Safehaven, a program of the Jimmy Simpson Foundation dedicated to providing quality care for individuals with brain injuries, has named Jacqui Ricketson as business resource development liaison, bringing her more than 30 years of experience in the medical field to the organization.

Logical Systems LLC (LSI) announces Joey Cate’s promotion from operations director to company vice president, effective since Jan. 1, 2021.

During the Feb. 1-15, 2021, 28 business eating establishments were inspected in Catoosa and Walker counties: seven earned a perfect score of 100; 18 earned a score in the 90s (A); three earned a score in the 80s (B). Also, nine school cafeterias (listed at the end of this article) were inspe…

As tax season is approaching, a number of Georgians are discovering that they may be the victims of unemployment insurance fraud. Consumers claim they received 1099-G forms from the Department of Labor indicating that they owe taxes on unemployment compensation they received in 2020. The onl…

ATLANTA – Georgia lawmakers quickly heard then shelved a bill Wednesday, Feb. 10, aimed at bringing more real-time scrutiny to state tax incentives before they gain approval from the General Assembly.