Last month, two of the most notable poets in this area appeared at Star Line Books here in Chattanooga: KB Ballentine and Linda Parsons. Not long ago, KB stopped by “Scenic Roots” - and Linda joined us by phone - for a conversation of our own...

Entrepreneurs will gather in Chattanooga tomorrow for NoogaCon. Business experts from around the area - and across the country - will speak at this year’s conference, which takes place at The Turnbull Building from Noon to 7 PM. J.D. Frost is founder and managing partner of J.D. Frost & Company, the sponsor of NoogaCon...

J.D. Frost talks about NoogaCon for entrepreneurs in Chattanooga. A conversation with KB Ballentine and Linda Parsons. Young Yogaletts - and the Chattanooga Writers Guild's workshop. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots." Ray Bassett is the host of "Scenic Roots" - produced by Haley Solomon, Karley Dodson and Will Davis.

Downside Up is a nonprofit here in Chattanooga that provides support, education and encouragement for parents, families and others who love and care about people with Down syndrome and other disabilities. Theresa Nix is the founder and CEO...

Murals are part of the scenery here in Chattanooga - and Kevin Bate has painted many of them. Perhaps you have seen his work on the Southside, M.L. King Boulevard, the North Shore, Highland Park - or recently, the memorial mural for the Fallen Five. Kevin is teaching a class on murals for The Chattery at Chattanooga Workspace on Saturday, from 10 AM to 11:30 AM...

Here in Chattanooga, the Jewish Cultural Center will screen a series of four documentaries, starting tomorrow night and each Wednesday night through February 5th. Stephen Black, Frank Miller and Ann Treadwell are with the Jewish Federation of Greater Chattanooga...

Muralist Kevin Bate fills in the spaces on the walls of Chattanooga. Chattanooga's Jewish Cultural Center screens a documentary film series. Downside Up's Theresa Nix on the nonprofit's parent-centered mission. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots." Ray Bassett is the host of "Scenic Roots" - produced by Haley Solomon, Karley Dodson and Will Davis.

Today on Tennessee Valley StoryCorps, friends and fellow LGBTQ activists Ginger Moss and Chuck Hamilton. 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.

Meghan Mangrum of The Chattanooga Times Free Press on fixing schools. LAUNCH CHA's team on raising Chattanooga's entrepreneurs. Steve Redenbaugh of Summit for Soldiers on "adven-therapy." These voices - and more - on this encore edition of "Scenic Roots." Ray Bassett is the host of "Scenic Roots" - produced by Haley Solomon, Karley Dodson and Will Davis.

If you are new to Chattanooga - as I am - you might be curious about the other newcomers to this city and the Tennessee Valley: “Who are they? Where did they move from? What brought them here?” Mary Fortune covers business news for The Chattanooga Times Free Press - and she is the editor of EDGE Magazine, where she recently profiled a few of those newcomers...