The natural treasures of the tri-state invites talent from across the globe to stay and play
$30,000 has been awarded to Bradley County, Tennessee, as well as Walker and Whitfield counties in Georgia from Connect Humanity, a nonprofit impact fund, to participate in the Appalachian Digital Accelerator, an initiative that supports communities as they create custom connectivity plan.
The funding is a direct outcome of Emma Wheelers Homes’s participation in the Resilient Communities pilot program, designed by Thrive Regional Partnership and Open Space Institute to engage residents in building nature-based solutions that address environmental challenges and enhance quality of life, especially in underserved areas.
The federal Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is winding down and no longer accepting enrollment. Benefits for those currently enrolled will end in April.
Tech Goes Home Chattanooga is expanding and by expanding, we don’t mean just adding an additional city to its portfolio. Oh no, this is much bigger than that! The Enterprise Center’s Tech Goes Home program is now going to help early childhood educators statewide thanks to funding from the Tennessee Department of Human Services (TDHS) and Signal Centers.
