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Southern rock band Jet Black Roses joins Haley Solomon to talk chemistry, songwriting, and their debut single “King of Fools.” Hear the full interview on WUTC.

UTC grad Rachel McIntyre Smith stops by WUTC to discuss the deluxe rerelease of Honeysuckle Friend, featuring three new tracks recorded in Chattanooga.

Here on our campus, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, students are arriving this week for the start of classes for Fall semester next week. One of the faces they will see on campus: Dr. Jerry Hale, Provost and Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs here at UTC.

Remember when the feature “Remember When?” first appeared in The Chattanooga Times Free Press? It may seem ages ago - but it was early 2020, just before the onset of the pandemic in this area. Mark Kennedy is the reporter and columnist at the Times Free Press who writes the stories about the photos - the snapshots in time from days gone by - that appear in “Remember When?”

Almost time to raise a glass for Wine Over Water.. The celebration of wine - also, a fundraiser for Preserve Chattanooga - returns to the Walnut St. Bridge on Saturday, October 8th. Todd Morgan of Preserve Chattanooga tells us more about that.

Scott Dunlap & Addy Counts on CTC’s “The Sound of Music.” MOHHC’s Hannah Sher on this year’s Celebration of Valor. Robert Schoolfield on “Familiar Strangers." Finster Fest 2022. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

The hills are alive - and they’re coming to Chattanooga Theatre Centre. CTC’s production of “The Sound of Music” premieres on Friday, September 30th.

Chattanooga is where this nation’s highest military award for valor was first presented - during the Civil War. On Friday, September 30th, the Charles H. Coolidge National Medal of Honor Heritage Center hosts its annual Celebration of Valor luncheon - starting at 11:30 AM at the Chattanooga Convention Center.

An art exhibition here in Chattanooga celebrates the creator in each of us. “Familiar Strangers” - founded by Robert Schoolfield - features works by him, and from three friends and collaborators: Jet Smith, Matthew Cook and Landon Marshall. The exhibition takes place Friday - starting at 5:30 PM - at 7616 Lee Highway.

When folk artist Howard Finster of Summerville, Georgia made a splash during the 1980’s, he covered the bases of American pop culture at that time - including on the cover of “Rolling Stone.” The photo of him from that cover is on the poster for this year’s Finster Fest - this Saturday and Sunday at Howard Finster’s Paradise Garden in Summerville.