On November 13-14, 2024, Thrive’s flagship conference gathered elected and community leaders in northeast Alabama, northwest Georgia, and southeast Tennessee.
Bridgett Massengill, Thrive's President/CEO, reflects on the damage and toll of Hurricane Helene in her hometown of Greeneville, Tennessee and the power of an organization like Thrive to be a connective framework of relationships that drives progress and resilience in hard times. Photo: Jesse Felan
On November 14, 2024, the former congressman is expected to discuss the power of regional alignment in sparking opportunities in local communities.
The forum, presented by Chattanooga Gas, highlights conversations shaping the future of land stewardship in the tri-state region.
This week, the Environmental Protection Agency announced a revised definition of “waters of the United States.” The change has reduced the number of waterways that receive federal protection under the Clean Water Act. While this is considered by some to be a setback, at Thrive we see an opportunity in our collective accountability as residents of this area.
In light of the recent partial collapse of the railing of the I-75 S overpass onto the merging lanes of I-75 N to I-24 W, Thrive Regional Partnership has released the following statement on the importance of infrastructure innovation in the greater Chattanooga region. Photo © Erin O. Smith, Chattanooga Times Free Press
The purpose of this report is to shed light on current, pressing challenges—human and natural—related to the freshwater resources of the greater Chattanooga region, and celebrate the efforts of dedicated partners who strive to protect them.
