Preserve Chattanooga: Past, Present - And A Wine Weekend

By Ray Bassett

Published September 28, 2026 at 1:54 PM EDT

Nich Youngblood / Preserve Chattanooga

(Aired Weds 9/23/26)

From a historic preservation plan for Chattanooga to protecting a piece of civil rights history here in Southeast Tennessee, it’s an active season at Preserve Chattanooga.

Next month, the historic preservation nonprofit for this city will once again host its Wine Weekend: Best Cellars on Friday, October 9th and Wine Over Water on Saturday, October 10th.

Todd Morgan is executive director of Preserve Chattanooga.

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