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The new documentary “Beautiful Faces” - coming to UTC. Feedback on an affordable housing roadmap for Chattanooga. Scholarships that build bridges to unlock opportunities. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

“Beautiful Faces” is a new documentary that explores the extraordinary work of a surgeon here in Chattanooga through the journey of three of his patients and their families. Its Chattanooga premiere will be on Friday, November 3rd on the campus of UTC.

Near the end of August, the City of Chattanooga under Mayor Tim Kelly’s administration released its first-ever Housing Action Plan. As the City Council weighs in on the plan, so are community groups such as the nonprofit CALEB.

“Together We Can” is one of the most successful college scholarship programs for public high school students in this area provided by the Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga. Dr. Stephanie Young is the Foundation's Director of Scholarships.

Chattanooga is a storytelling town - and storytelling has a home throughout the Tennessee Valley. A recent example on our campus here at UTC - in a partnership with Narrative 4, a global storytelling nonprofit that works with educators, artists and students.

This episode of Tennessee Valley Across the Table by Marissa Lott features a conversation between Amy Donahue and Kim White.

This episode of Tennessee Valley Across the Table by Mika Nelson features a conversation between Catherine Corcoran and Ashton Jolley.

Brian Redman - sports racing legend - on Targa Sixty Six. CHI Memorial’s Dr. Thomas Devlin on “Unlock My Brain.” Both look ahead to this year’s Chattanooga Motorcar Festival. You’ll hear from them on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

Brian Redman's Targa Sixty-Six is one of the offerings at this year’s Chattanooga Motorcar Festival - Friday, October 13th through Sunday, October 15th. Brian - a sports racing legend and a former Grand Marshal for the Festival - returns as its Grand Ambassador.

The cars and car connoisseurs and families who gather for the Chattanooga Motorcar Festival have a chance to benefit a cause: neuroscience research. “Unlock My Brain” is a fundraiser for that cause at the Festival - on Saturday evening, October 14th.