The Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum here in Chattanooga is rolling ahead while navigating safety during life under COVID-19.

The Chattanooga Symphony & Opera had to pause when the coronavirus hit back in March. Recently, the CSO announced plans to resume playing, though not as originally scheduled.

Richard Winham speaks with Bryan Shannon of Songbirds, which will shut the doors on its museum and music venues in the heart of Chattanooga on August 15th.

Here on our campus - the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga - Prof. Jill Shelton teaches a class on “The Psychology of Aging.” Last summer, her students volunteered to work in facilities for aging residents.

Here in Chattanooga, the Rossville Boulevard Action and Planning Group seeks to build a thriving community for its residents and businesses, celebrating its diverse culture.

CASA is a nonprofit that trains volunteers for the local court system to speak for children who have suffered abuse and neglect. “CASA” stands for “Court-Appointed Special Advocates.”

CASA BP's Christopher Janetzko & Natalie Barrionuevo. Heather Herweyer & Jazmine LeBlanc on Rossville Blvd. Bryan Shannon on closing the doors on Songbirds. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

On this week's "Talking Writing," Richard Winham speaks with singer-songwriter Sharla June.

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

With school set to resume in the Chattanooga area, child care providers face new challenges.