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2 weeks ago | 
chattanoogapulse.com | Sophie Moore
The Women’s Fund of Greater Chattanooga (WFGC) is pleased to announce the launch of its community input survey, which will help the organization determine policy advocacy priorities for the next 3 to 5 years.
The WFGC is a nonpartisan policy nonprofit that advocates for women and girls in three major policy areas: economic opportunity, health, and safety.
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2 weeks ago | 
chattanoogapulse.com | Sophie Moore
The EPB Board has approved a new initiative to keep Chattanooga on the leading edge by adding a quantum computer to EPB’s existing quantum technology infrastructure.
Through a partnership with IonQ, a global leader in quantum technology, the two companies will jointly develop the first U.S. quantum technology center to provide commercial access to both quantum computing and quantum networking resources.
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4 weeks ago | 
chattanoogapulse.com | Sophie Moore
For the seventh year, EPB’s ArtSpark Goes to School program continues to highlight the artistic talents of local high school students while beautifying Chattanooga and Hamilton County’s public spaces.
Student artwork inspired by the theme "What Energizes You?" will soon be unveiled on 10 utility boxes across the city.
With the completion of this year’s program, student artwork will be displayed on 68 utility boxes.
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1 month ago | 
chattanoogapulse.com | Sophie Moore
Starting this Saturday, April 12, Free Tree ReLeaf will distribute up to two free trees per household for EPB customers and City of Chattanooga residents while supplies last.
The program, a collaboration between Reflection Riding Arboretum & Nature Center, the City of Chattanooga and EPB, aims to preserve the area’s unique ecology, enhance stormwater management and provide expert advice on tree placement to prevent power outages.
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Oct 17, 2024 | 
chattanoogapulse.com | Sophie Moore
This Saturday, October 19, Free Tree ReLeaf will give away two free trees per household to EPB customers as long as supplies are available.
The program, a partnership between Reflection Riding Arboretum & Nature Center, the City of Chattanooga and EPB, helps preserve Chattanooga’s unique ecology, reduces stormwater damage and offers EPB Energy Pros expertise on where to plant trees to prevent power outages.
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Oct 3, 2024 | 
castletonspartan.com | Sophie Moore |Clarabel Redondo |Dakota Catella |Samuel Zinner
The Campus Center at Vermont State University Castleton was bustling with students, professors, and even an NBC reporter for National Voter Registration Day. With the presidential election coming fast, talks of voter registration and the election are a daily topic of conversation in the media. Taylor Swift broke the internet by endorsing Kamala Harris as her pick president while encouraging younger and first-time voters to vote including resources on how to get involved.
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Sep 28, 2024 | 
tobemagazine.com.au | Sophie Moore |Stacy Kranitz |Rebecca Loftin
0 $0.00 0 items Continuing her ongoing support of women artists, Maria Grazia Chiuri enlisted multidisciplinary artist and competitive archer SAGG Napoli for Dior's summer show. As Napoli reached the crest of the catwalk, she shot an arrow into an eye-shaped bullseye, symbolising Con il cuore in una mano e l’arco nell’altra ('With my heart in one hand and a bow in the other').
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Jul 30, 2024 | 
tobemagazine.com.au | Sophie Moore
Sydney's creative fashion concept store, Sorry Thanks I Love You, is teaming up with major names in food and wine to present the FFWD Festival. Running from August 1st to 4th, this four-day event celebrates art, wine, fashion, and culture. Maurice Terzini, restaurateur of Icebergs Dining Room and Bar, will bring a fine dining menu to the festival, paired with unorthodox natural wines presented by wine judge and critic Mike Bennie (PV Wine and Liquor).
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Jul 29, 2024 | 
chattanoogapulse.com | Sophie Moore
With new telephone numbers in high demand, the Tennessee Public Utility Commission has approved the addition of a new 729 area code to the existing 423 area code region, which covers two non-contiguous regions in eastern Tennessee, serving communities such as Bristol, Chattanooga, Johnson City and Kingsport, as well as many other smaller communities.
This process is known as an area code overlay.
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Jun 18, 2024 | 
chattanoogapulse.com | Sophie Moore
At a dedication ceremony today, EPB celebrated the completion of its 10th Street Substation mural project with the addition of 10 murals by local artists.
The fourth and final theme for the project was “The Magic of Unity,” which illustrates the possibilities of change when we work together as one.
New murals cover the southeast-facing wall of the substation facing Douglas Heights Apartments. Artists who completed the murals all live or work in EPB’s service territory.
