Keep An Eye On the Tri-State

South Chattanooga, Dalton, Spring City, and South Pittsburg join the Resilient Communities pilot program, Thrive’s groundbreaking initiative in partnership with the Open Space Institute (OSI) to help communities plan for and address environmental challenges including the increasing effects of climate change.

The Resilient Communities program builds people-led strategies for community and nature.

The Bridgeport Trail Marker project commissions local artists to highlight areas of cultural and historic significance within the city.

In this Q&A series, we discuss digital inclusion and the digital divide with residents and leaders in local communities.

Continuing the momentum of the NDIA’s Digital Inclusion Week in early October, we are sharing a series of Q&A blogs where we interview community leaders about the current state of digital inclusion in their communities. In this piece we hear from Lynne McClary in Polk County, Tennessee.

In an inaugural multi-state collaboration, Cleveland State Community College will support Thrive Regional Partnership and Georgia Tech’s Center for Spatial Visualization and Planning in the development of the Greater Chattanooga Freight Hub, an open source database to understand freight capacity and explore multimodal freight transportation in the tri-state region.