This month, 30 members of the Future Business Leaders of America at Ooltewah High School are teaching third-graders at Ooltewah Elementary School about saving money as part of the club’s American Enterprise project.

Though fares may be up at the Chattanooga airport, partly due to the Northwest Airlines and Delta Air Lines merger, Chattanooga Airport Authority President and CEO Mike Landguth says Chattanooga passengers still have many reasons to be happy.

Third-party logistics company Access America Transport, headquartered off Rossville Boulevard, is expanding its freight-booking office to Eastgate Town Center.

Ringgold Downtown Partners is offering domestic hunters a chance to search for treasures in downtown Ringgold with November’s Girls Night Out after-hours shopping Nov. 19.

Members of the Fort Oglethorpe Kiwanis Club will serve home-cooked Thanksgiving meals to Patterson Place residents Nov. 16, from 5 to 7 p.m.

The week before Thanksgiving, staff members of Amedisys North Georgia Home Health Agency will break out enough sweet potato and dressing recipes to fill 100 lunch plates, which they’ll deliver to home health clients Thursday, Nov. 19.

Dr. Jim Marcum, a cardiologist, believes today’s society has a mass case of apical ballooning syndrome, also known as broken heart syndrome. He wants to help solve that problem through his Ooltewah-based nonprofit, HeartWise.

Representatives from the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Office of Disaster Assistance are ready to help all Hamilton County flood victims decipher the federal loans available to them for repairs.

Lookout Mountain, Ga., is participating in the Al Millard Memorial Stockings Full of Love campaign to collect Christmas contributions.

East Brainerd business owner Dr. Anuj Chandra is calling a town hall-style meeting Thursday, Nov. 5 at 6 p.m. at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church to discuss the prevention of flood problems in the future.