the Mountain Echo

This coming Sunday, April 3, will be the much-anticipated spring festival Hello St. Elmo!
Families can plan to make a late afternoon and early evening of the event as multiple food vendors will be on hand. The event is 4 until 8pm and occurs on St. Elmo Avenue and will feature 3 main things: the opening of the newest section of the Tennessee Riverwalk connecting downtown and St. Elmo, a children's parade and the somewhat famous St. Elmo Corgi Parade. Bob Wright "frames up" the event for us on this quick, event-specific episode of the Mountain Echo. Bob is the creator of the Corgi Parade and is known by many folks on Lookout Mountain and around the city. Thank you again Bob!

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Join us in this episode for some very helpful information about two main topics: youth athletic offerings and summer camp. Scott, or rather "Coach Scott" does a fantastic job of highlighting the actual offerings and providing seasoned insight about each. Scott outlines a seamless, annual cycle of registrations and a strong process that supports these offerings. Hear from Scott about his team and how they each work together to make these programs a reality for neighborhood children. Thank you, Coach Scott! Well done! Or we should say, "home run"!

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Join us for a quick episode announcing the upcoming community event - Lookout for Litter on Saturday April 2 (rain date of April 23) - both Saturdays.  Ann shares her passions for the environment and the cleanliness of our neighborhood as she describes the origins and care of this fun event.  Ann even issues a heart-felt welcome for parents and children to join in the fun and teach children the great stewardship of protecting Earth - one piece of litter at a time. Join us for a quick and fun conversation with Ann Caldwell! And we hope you will join us for the neighborhood event on Saturday April 2! (9:00 am at the Commons)

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Join local historian Jenny Crutchfield for a great discussion of amazing stories surrounding Lookout Mountain and its history with insights on landmarks and people going back over the ages. From Native Americans to pioneers to the Generals and Presidents fighting a Civil War, Jenny recounts many quick stories of interest to local history.  With a focus on Lookout Mountain, Jenny traces and weaves several different threads of historical figures to fabricate a smooth and flowing story of Chattanooga history and growth. Come along and learn some fun facts about our wonderful Scenic City and about the mountain we call home.

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Ann Brown joins us at the Mountain Echo for a very informative and enjoyable talk about our yards and conservation efforts here in our neighborhood. Ann does an excellent job of explaining her version of, "the birds and the bees".  Also hear about opportunities for neighbors to join local garden clubs and join in the ongoing effort here on the mountain. Also in this episode, hear surprise news about an upcoming, local, county-wide tour coming to Lookout. Many thanks to Ann. 
Please feel free to contact Ann with questions or to schedule a tour of her yard at: 412 East Brow Road, Lookout Mtn., TN  37350

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We hear from Carol, a recently retired doctor who now enjoys spending her time travelling the globe, landscape designing her newly acquired, wooded lot and rescuing German shepherds like her newest - Kiah. Many thanks to Carol for an excellent talk and such an enjoyable spirit in all that she does - especially as she rescues dogs. 
Thank you Carol!
March 2022

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Hear from Sandy Skorput, Director at Good Shepherd School, on all the fun and exciting news at this wonderful, neighborhood pre-school - a partner with Good Shepherd Episcopal Church and a true blessing for the Lookout Mountain community. Sandy was so gracious and kind and giving with her time and we are very thankful for that.  Thank you Sandy!
March 2022

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In this episode, we simply inform the listener about the goals and areas of focus for this community podcast. This brief overview will help the audience know what to expect in the coming episodes and it asks for folks to share the website and to help spread the word to both "on" and "off" mountain folks - both in and out of town - so they can all listen in and hear about all the fun happenings on the mountain these days - and hear from folks!

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Also, on regular, full length, non-bonus episodes, many thanks for closing music featuring the Dismembered Tennesseans and vocals by the amazing Laura Walker singing Tennessee Waltz. Opening fiddle music played by the late Mr. Fletcher Bright.