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United for Working Families is a community partnership by the United Way of Greater Chattanooga that encourages employers to provide family-friendly policies for their employees. This year’s United for Working Families Summit is Tuesday, August 19th.

An exhibit now on display at the downtown Chattanooga Public Library showcases the two brothers of Adolph Ochs, publisher and owner of what was then "The Chattanooga Times" and "The New York Times."

One piece of Chattanooga's architectural history was recently demolished, and another is slated for the wrecking ball. On Thursday, Preserve Chattanooga hosts a Preservation Town Hall.

This fall, the Little Debbie Hamilton County Fair returns to McDonald Farm in Sale Creek. The lineup for this year’s fair - which runs November 7th through 9th - was recently announced.

A town hall on historic preservation’s future in Chattanooga. This fall on the Farm: The Little Debbie Hamilton County Fair. “The Other Ochs Brothers” at the Chattanooga Public Library. As you’ll hear - and more - on this episode of “Scenic Roots.”

Ben Curtis, once the face of Dell’s “Dude, you’re getting a Dell!” ads, shares his rise, fall, and enduring passion for music beyond the spotlight.

Singer-songwriter Andy Sydow and his band The Minor League hit Chattanooga on tour. Before their Woodshop show, he joined Haley Solomon live on WUTC.

Kofi Mawuko, singer, dancer, and multi-instrumentalist, shares his journey from Ghana to becoming a vibrant part of Chattanooga’s music community.

Ben Stephens- solo project from keyboardist of The Afternooners @bennerstephensmusic on Instagram. His new album is coming in September

Literacy for Black youth at the James Baldwin Festival of Words. The Capoeira Experience at Chattanooga’s Renaissance Park. At Coolidge Park: Chatt Down Cool Down and the Cam Run. As you’ll hear - and more - on this episode of “Scenic Roots.”