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What are the challenges and opportunities ahead for child care and early education here in Chattanooga and Hamilton County? The Early Matters Action Plan aims to offer a few answers - and a few strategies on how to achieve them.

Let’s talk about the legacy of architecture here in Chattanooga. This conversation is the latest in our series on historic preservation in this city, in collaboration with Preserve Chattanooga - the historic preservation nonprofit formerly known as Cornerstones.

Folk artist Howard Finster made his home - and built his Paradise Garden - in Summerville, Georgia. This weekend, the Museum and Cultural Center at 5ive Points in Cleveland hosts Rev. Finster’s Rock N’ Revival - commemorating a special exhibition of Finster’s art.

Robyn Stringfellow of WTCI PBS on learning through the arts. “Traditions on MLK” for Chattanooga’s 10th St. Mural Project. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

On 10th Street here in downtown Chattanooga, you’ll find community murals on two sides of the EPB substation fence. Last month, an open call began for local artists to submit their proposals for murals to add to the third side of the fence in the Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard area.

Did you know there’s a Music Row here on our campus at UTC? Joshua Shoop - a student intern for Scenic Roots - checked it out this past semester.

This past semester here at UTC, our student interns for Scenic Roots - all in the Communication Department - covered a few stories in our community. Aidan Loughran visited Yellow Racket Records here in Chattanooga.

Held this fall, the Chattanooga Hip-Hop Summit is fast becoming a tradition for creatives in this city, as Stephen Thomas - a student intern for Scenic Roots - tells us.

A red wolf photographer. Jim Ogden. Transit equity. Stories from our student interns at UTC on “Scenic Roots."

At Reflection Riding Arboretum and Nature Center here in Chattanooga, you’ll find red wolves. Ever since they caught the eyes of Jessica Suarez, she has captured them with her camera, as Stephen Thomas - one of our student interns for Scenic Roots - tells us.