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Dan Reuter on Plan Chattanooga, mapping the city’s future. “Until the Sun Rises” - immersive art this fall at Coosa Mill. Artist Roger Ricco and “Creating Place” at The AIM Center. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

On Saturday, September 16th, artist Roger Ricco will give an in-depth look at outsider art at The AIM Center in Chattanooga as part of “Creating Place: Recovery Through The Arts,” a new two-day symposium on the visual arts and mental health recovery.

The Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Agency is now leading parallel initiatives with community input to create detailed area plans across the map: Plan Chattanooga covers the city - and Plan Hamilton covers other areas across the county.

This time last year, Coosa Mill sprang to life here in Chattanooga for performances of The Pop-up Project, presented by Mill Town. This fall, the immersive arts experience returns to the Mill for “Until the Sun Rises” - opening Friday, November 3rd.

In part 3 of On the Outside in Chattanooga, we talked to Joe and Dr. Moyer about the satisfaction and the frustrations of the work they do every day.

People trapped On the Outside in Chattanooga, like many of us, find daily life a struggle, but for the unsheltered on 11th street (the population of which is divided roughly evenly between men and women), there is also the ever-present threat of casual violence.

This weekend, the Mayor’s Council on Livability and Aging in this city presents an event here on our campus, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga: Aging with Grace is on Saturday from 9 AM to 4:30 PM in the University Center.

Chelsea Risley on her new role at Chattanooga’s SoLit. Aging with Grace from the City of Chattanooga here at UTC. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

SoLit is a literary arts hub in downtown Chattanooga for this area and the Southeast. Last year, the nonprofit celebrated its 70th anniversary - and recently, Chelsea Risley became its new executive director.

These days, Chattanooga Design Studio is involved in a few major projects for this city’s future, from the Westside to Broad Street to Montague Park. On this episode of Scenic Roots, we’re talking with the Studio's Eric Myers and Johanna Heywood.