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This fall, students on our campus - the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga - will have the chance to enroll in a new concentration in theatre entrepreneurship, thanks to a collaboration between UTC’s Department of Performing Arts and the Gary W. Rollins College of Business.

Jack Jacobs is a retired U.S. Army colonel who served in Vietnam. He is a recipient of the Medal of Honor, this nation’s highest military award for valor. A few days ago, Col. Jacobs came to Chattanooga.

If you’re feeling existential these days, there’s a play for you in Northwest Georgia. On Friday at 8 PM, “No Exit” - by Jean-Paul Sartre - premieres at Back Alley Productions in LaFayette.

Woodson Carpenter speaks with Maeghan Jones and Dwayne Marshall in the latest episode of “One for All” - a storytelling partnership between the Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga and “Scenic Roots.”

Yesterday afternoon, Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly visited our new space here at WUTC - and facing a panorama view of downtown Chattanooga, we sat down for our latest monthly conversation.

“Music that matters” is the mantra of WoodSongs Dalton. The concert series with an Americana flavor returns with a performance on Saturday, January 28th at the First Presbyterian Church, starting at 6 PM - with a second performance in February and a third in March.

Tales of love and intrigue swirl in “Much Ado About Nothing,” one of the most performed comedies by William Shakespeare. On Friday at 7:30 PM, the play premieres - with a 1940’s twist - at Artistic Civic Theatre in Dalton. Meg Phinney is the director.

This weekend, Reflection Riding Arboretum and Nature Center here in Chattanooga hosts a Sandhill Crane Safari - on Saturday, beginning at 12:30 PM at its location and ending with a road trip to the Hiwassee Wildlife Refuge, about 45 minutes northeast of Chattanooga.

Building back air traffic to pre-pandemic at Chattanooga Airport. TEDxChattanooga: Pete Thornton on “Building A Dream Machine.” These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

Passenger boardings at the Chattanooga Airport rose nearly 15 percent last year over 2021. The boardings by 432,312 passengers last year are 21.9 percent below the all-time annual mark before the pandemic - more than half a million boardings in 2019 - but the trajectory for air traffic to return to that level is sharp and clear.