Scenic Roots

The High Museum of Art in Atlanta has an award-winning app that lets you swipe right or left - but not for potential dates. Instead, you swipe based on whether you like pieces of art - and then, you receive a custom museum map based on your preferences.

Tonight on this campus - the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga - it’s “Photo Night," starting at 6 PM in the UC Auditorium. The annual event highlights the work of photojournalists in this region - and gives up-and-coming students a look behind the lens.

Tim Kelly can tell you about how numbers are the language of business - what he calls “The Numbers Game.” He is the owner of Kelly Subaru Downtown here in Chattanooga - and co-founder of the Chattanooga Football Club.

Tim Kelly shares "The Numbers Game" for entrepreneurs. UTC's Billy Week & students preview "Photo Night" on campus. Heartmatch at Atlanta's High Museum - and, Wrestling 4 A Cause. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

Laughter yoga is getting serious attention. People who have experienced the practice of prolonged voluntary laughter say it can provide the same physical and physiological benefits as spontaneous laughter.

As part of Women’s History Month here at UTC, the campus library hosts an “Art + Feminism Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon” on Wednesday, from 9 AM to 10:15 PM.

Over the past twenty-five years, The Lula Lake Land Trust has helped to conserve nearly 12,000 acres on Lookout Mountain. Cody Roney is executive director of Lula Lake Land Trust - and Matthew Hubbard is director of development there.

More than a third of the delegates to the Democratic National Convention that will choose the party’s nominee for President this summer are up for grabs today - on this “Super Tuesday.”

UTC Professors Jeremy Strickler & Chris Acuff on Super Tuesday. Cody Roney & Matthew Hubbard of The Lula Lake Land Trust. An Art + Feminism Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon - and, Laughter Yoga. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

Perhaps your vision for 2020 leads you to the garden. Here in Chattanooga, the yearly Master Gardener Training Course begins next week at the University of Tennessee Extension Office.