We’ve been talking to people who have lost their jobs due to the shutdowns for COVID-19.

Today on Tennessee Valley StoryCorps, photojournalists Kathleen Greeson and Billy Weeks. To see their work, go to and http://billyweeks.com

And now, from our own Richard Winham, a sampling from the latest “QuaranTunes at Noon.” WoodSongs Dalton presents the livestream concert series on Fridays - supporting The DEO Clinic in Dalton. From his performance this past Friday, here’s Lon Eldridge...

Rebecca Cook lives here in Chattanooga. She writes poetry and prose - and for ten years, she taught English and Creative Writing at UTC.

Rusty Wright is head football coach on our campus, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. The last time he saw any of his Mocs players in person was more than eight weeks ago, due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Mocs head football coach Rusty Wright talks sports & COVID-19. Author and poet Rebecca Cook on writing for stress relief. From WoodSongs Dalton's "QuaranTunes at Noon": Lon Eldridge. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

On this edition of "Scenic Roots: Live In The Library," Richard Winham brings us a session from Jennifer Daniels, recorded at the downtown Chattanooga Public Library.

You may be wondering this, especially after this past week: How does local government work, both here in the City of Chattanooga and in Hamilton County?

Nonprofits in the Chattanooga area are banding together to support each other during the pandemic and its aftermath.

Southern Champion Tray is one of Chattanooga’s oldest manufacturers - around for nearly a century. During this pandemic, the maker of food trays and paperboard packaging has shifted some of its operations to produce disposable face shields.