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Scenic Roots

Scenic Roots - Mon 3/24/25

WUTC | By Ray Bassett

Published March 24, 2025 at 2:00 PM EDT

Mouthy Oddities: Life and death, carved into jewelry.
At ArtsBuild, opportunities for local artists with disabilities.
Veterans on the water: The mission of RangeOars Row.
These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

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Mouthy Oddities: Life And Death, Carved Into Jewelry

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Annie LaVoie is a taxidermist and a bone carver whose own brush with death inspires the avant-garde jewelry she creates today. She uses stone, bone and organic remnants to fashion the pieces of her “Mouthy Oddities” collection.
At ArtsBuild, Opportunities For Local Artists With Disabilities

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Annie LaVoie is one of nine local artists to receive a recent grant from ArtsBuild, which supports the arts in Chattanooga and Hamilton County. The latest round of grants is for artists living with disabilities to activate a new project.
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Jere Hartman served as a U.S. Army ranger during the Iraq War. Today, he is among a handful of veterans who form RangeOars Row. Their journey is on the water - and their cause is to raise mental health awareness for veterans.