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Born in Lithuania, Sol Lurie survived six concentration camps during the Holocaust in World War II, a tale told in the book “Life Must Go On” - by his daughter Bea and Dr. Steven Leonard Jacobs.

Twenty years of the Moccasin Bend Lecture Series. "Adaptive Tai Chi" by UTC's Dr. Zibin Guo. The Tennessee Valley Chapter of Wild Ones. As you'll hear on this episode of "Scenic Roots."

A new book by UTC's Dr. Zibin Guo offers modified practices from Tai Chi - the martial and healing art developed centuries ago in China - for people with different physical abilities and restrictions.

Here in the Chattanooga area, the Tennessee Valley Chapter of Wild Ones is a nonprofit resource for landscaping with native plants. One of the Chapter’s programs aims to restore pollinator habitats.

Alan Broadbent’s solo jazz piano concert for WUTC here at UTC. “Hamlet”: Shakespeare Reimagined in Northwest Georgia. On this episode of “Scenic Roots.”

Jazz pianist Alan Broadbent, a two-time Grammy Award winner, performs a solo concert on Thursday, September 11th at UTC's Fine Arts Center. All proceeds benefit WUTC.

When William Shakespeare wrote his plays centuries ago, he could hardly imagine how what he imagined might be reimagined. In Northwest Georgia, a version of "Hamlet" is now on stage.

“Building the Big 9: A Legacy of Black Excellence." Civic education in Chattanooga. The Levitt BLOC Chattanooga Music Series. On this episode of “Scenic Roots.”

Here in downtown Chattanooga, what today is ML King Boulevard was once known as Ninth St. - the “Big 9.” An exhibit now on display at Ruby Falls looks back on that era.

Ahead of next year's elections, the League of Women Voters of Chattanooga and The Chattery are offering a monthly series of civic education classes.