Base Camp Health is a health care analytics tech company here in Chattanooga. Back in May, it launched Ascend - an app to help employers, health systems, schools and other organizations navigate reopenings under COVID-19.

Sydney Guerrette is the founder of Be The Change Youth Initiative - traveling the country to encourage youth to serve their communities. She and her brother Brayden performed at Chattanooga Unite over the summer - and she has helped raise money for the Songbirds Foundation’s Guitars for Kids program.

The El Pueblo Fund is one of many efforts in Chattanooga to support some of the families in a population hard hit by COVID-19.

Brittany T. Faith is an attorney here in Chattanooga whose expertise includes immigration law. She serves on the board of La Paz Chattanooga - and she is one of six lawyers in Tennessee chosen to be one of this year’s fellows by the American Bar Foundation.

La Paz Chattanooga has held a groundbreaking for what will become its new home at the old Fire Hall No. 5 in the Highland Park neighborhood, creating the city’s first Latino community center.

Lily Sanchez of La Paz Chattanooga on breaking new ground. Attorney Brittany T. Faith; Tennessee United’s El Pueblo Fund. Be The Change; Base Camp Health - and Valley Vibes. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

On this week's "Talking Writing," Richard Winham presents the first of a three-part conversation with singer-songwriter Kim McLean.

Each week online, the Bessie Smith Cultural Center here in Chattanooga features community members reading children’s books - to spur dialogue on race relations.

The world of improv is alive and well - virtually, of course.

Startup Week Chattanooga begins on Monday - all online. This year, the annual celebration for entrepreneurs will feature topics related to business under COVID-19.