Point of View
Bridgett Massengill
On storms, dams, and relationships that shape ...

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 storms, dams, and relationships that shape tomorrow.
Events, News
Rhett Bentley
Zach Wamp to Deliver Keynote Address at the ...

On November 14, 2024, the former congressman is expected to discuss the power of regional alignment in sparking opportunities in local communities.

Zach Wamp to Deliver Keynote Address at the Tri-State Summit
Events
Rhett Bentley
Collaborate x Connect: A Natural Treasures ...

The forum, presented by Chattanooga Gas, highlights conversations shaping the future of land stewardship in the tri-state region.

Collaborate x Connect: A Natural Treasures Stewardship Forum
Events
Rhett Bentley
5th Annual State of Freight Forum highlights ...

Thrive’s 5th Annual State of Freight Forum highlights alternative fuels in the transportation sector. The forum, presented by Chattanooga Gas, increases awareness of trends that impact the logistics economy in the greater Chattanooga region.

5th Annual State of Freight Forum highlights alternative fuels
News
Rhett Bentley
LaFayette Secures $6.2 Million for Street ...

Lafayette, Georgia will receive $6.2 million dollars to revitalize a part of Villanow Street, a significant downtown corridor that links Main Street to the Mars Theater District.

LaFayette Secures $6.2 Million for Street Revitalization

Freight Mobility Coalition: Transportation News Affecting the Region

Freight Mobility Coalition: Transportation News Affecting the Region

TDOT announces several infrastructure projects in southeast Tennessee in the next three years, discussions regarding the federal infrastructure plan are ongoing, and the Department of Homeland Security is looking into petroleum supply chain disruptions along our region’s inland waterways.

Murray County's Inland Port a Pandemic Success Story

Murray County's Inland Port a Pandemic Success Story

The Appalachian Regional Port has been a success story for both Georgia Ports Authority and Murray County throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. For the past year, new and existing customers have been rerouting cargo through the inland to take advantage of its greater efficiencies.