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 & Sarah Waldrop on mental health in East Tennessee. Cara McGowan on going virtual at Chattanooga's Hunter Museum. From QuaranTunes at WoodSongs Dalton: Daniel & Carolyn Routh. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

“Welcome To Bomingham” is a new young adult novel set in Birmingham in the early 1960’s, examining the racial violence against African-Americans there during segregation and the civil rights movement. That violence included dozens of bombings in the two decades after World War II. Rhonda Lynn Rucker of Maryville is the author of “Welcome To Bombingham”...

Ever heard of artful visible mending? You’ve probably seen it more than you think you have. Alexa Lett is teaching an online class at The Chattery on Saturday, starting at 1:30 PM...

At a time like this, learning a language can be a way to connect with people - even if you have to do it all onscreen. Tomorrow, The Chattery and Chattanooga School of Language will hold a Virtual Language Social starting at 6 PM.

The coronavirus pandemic has forced arts organizations to close their doors and change their ways of presenting works to the public. On Friday, The Association for Visual Arts here in Chattanooga is releasing online a collaboration in video form with H*ART Gallery Tennessee and Barking Legs Theater.

And now, from our own Richard - Richard Winham: a sampling of “Stringer’s Ridge” - the Celtic / folk band here in Chattanooga, from their Facebook Live concert on St. Patrick’s Day....

How can entrepreneurs and innovators even survive in a pandemic economy? Marcus Shaw is CEO of CO.LAB here in Chattanooga...

In only a matter of weeks, the economic shock from the shutdowns to curb the spread of COVID-19 has grown quite steep: