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(Aired Tues 10/14/25) A half hour from Chattanooga and twenty minutes from Dalton is Cohutta, a small railroad town in Northwest Georgia. This time last year, the town hosted the first-ever Cohutta Song Fest - which returns this Friday and Saturday.

(Aired Weds 10/15/25) On Wednesday afternoon, live here on WUTC, Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly stopped by our studios for our latest one-on-one conversation. Among the topics: A road paving pilot in Hixson; Enterprise South and McDonald Farm; Northgate Mall; driverless tech.

(Aired Tues 10/14/25) Last month, I sat down in front of the fountain in Chattanooga's Coolidge Park for a conversation with Todd Morgan, executive director of Preserve Chattanooga.

(Aired Tues 10/14/25) In a fine restaurant, a sommelier will tell you everything you need to know about the wine that is served. How do you extrapolate that skill to Wine Over Water, presented by Preserve Chattanooga? Ask Joi Mason.

(Aired Thu 10/16/25) This weekend, the Between the Bridges Local Arts Festival returns to downtown Chattanooga - presented by the Association for Visual Arts, or AVA, in Coolidge Park.

(Aired Thu 10/16/25) On Monday, National Park Partners hosts a conversation for its next event in the Moccasin Bend Lecture Series - featuring M. Ann Belkov, retired National Park Service superintendent and Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly.

(Aired Weds 9/17/25) “Memphis: The Musical” at CTC tells the tale of a white DJ who plays Black music on the radio - and the Black singer he meets - during a segregated era.

(Aired Weds 9/17/25) At Audubon Acres here in Chattanooga, Little Owl Village is one local site in the story of the Indigenous and early European contact in the Southeast.

(Aired Weds 9/17/25) Tariffs are about more than economics - they’re also about politics, as Dr. Claudia Kramer at UTC's Gary W. Rollins College of Business explains.

On the Way to IBMA: Tabitha Benedict of The Foreign Landers. An America 250 Design Challenge at the MOHHC. Arts Fest in Dalton. On this episode of “Scenic Roots.”