Crabtree Farms here in Chattanooga will be one of the vendors at tomorrow’s Main St. Farmers Market - days after opening its own seasonal on-site farm store - following rules for pre-ordering and pickup at both locations.

Melonie Lusk is executive director of Crabtree Farms...

The Main St. Farmers Market in downtown Chattanooga - run by volunteers - has stayed open during the coronavirus pandemic as an essential service. 

Customers have had to place pre-orders with vendors, with information from a weekly email newsletter - and pickup between 4 PM and 6 PM on Wednesdays.

Jessie Gantt-Temple is a farmer - and board president of Main St. Farmers Market...

Today on Tennessee Valley StoryCorps, musicians James Von Stein and Jason Von Stein.

Tennessee Valley StoryCorps brings you conversations from people who went to the StoryCorps recording booth in Chattanooga's Miller Park in the spring of 2019. You can subscribe to the Tennessee Valley StoryCorps podcast on iTunes or Google Podcasts and never miss an episode. This series is produced and edited by Will Davis and made possible, in part, by EPB Fiber Optics.

On Fridays, our own Richard Winham brings us sessions recorded live at the downtown Chattanooga Public Library.

This week, he brings us Nick Lutsko & The Gimmix...

And now, from our Richard Winham, a sampling from “QuaranTunes at Noon.”

The lifestream concert series - presented by WoodSongs Dalton on Fridays - supports The DEO Clinic.

Here’s Daniel Routh and Carolyn Routh of Nu-Blu…

The Chattanooga Symphony & Opera had to cancel the rest of its season because of the coronavirus pandemic.

But it has been busy ever since - from programming online and securing some help for its musicians to fundraising and the path ahead.

Samantha Teter is the CSO’s executive director…

At The Hunter Museum here in Chattanooga, art has gone virtual for the time being. 

Cara McGowan is the Hunter’s director of marketing and communications…

In the past few months, mental health professionals in this area have had to respond to event on top of event that has affected so many people all at once:  the outbreak of COVID-19 and weeks of lockdown, job loss, anxieties about losing a job or reopening a business, storms and tornadoes.

Ben Harrington is CEO of The Mental Health Association of East Tennessee in Knoxville.  Sarah Waldrop is the Association’s Southeast regional coordinator here in Chattanooga…