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Let’s take a walk through the lesser-known history of Chattanooga. Michael Gilliland knows it well. He’s with CALEB - a nonprofit coalition that includes faith groups, labor unions and community organizations. (aired Weds 9/28/22)

ArtsBuild - the nonprofit here in Chattanooga which supports local artists - also provides opportunities for students in the Hamilton County schools. Amy Lowdermilk is programs manager at ArtsBuild. (aired Thu 9/29/22)

Scenic drives, fall colors - and a Chattanooga woman who is on track to visit seven continents before she turns 30. These are a few stories in the October issue of “Chatter” magazine. Sunny Montgomery is executive editor of “Chatter” - and “Get Out” magazine - both from The Chattanooga Times Free Press. (aired Thu 9/29/22)

Bob Boyer & Brian McSween on the Kviv City Ballet at UTC. Voices of Ukraine: Marina Peshterianu & UTC’s Dr. Irina Khmelko. Amy Donahue of UTC Advancement on Mocs Give Day 2022. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

This week, a dance company from Ukraine - in exile since Russia’s invasion more than six months ago - will perform on our campus: the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. The world-renowned Kviv City Ballet will present a feature-length “Swan Lake” on Wednesday - and on Thursday and Friday, it will offer a mixed repertoire with the Chattanooga Ballet.

Tomorrow, a panel discussion here at UTC will take place at the Guerry Center Reading Room, starting at 5:30 PM - titled, “The Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Politics, Policy and Outcomes and The Implications for Refugees and Chattanooga.”

Mocs Give Day is tomorrow here at UTC. The 24-hour online fundraising and engagement drive celebrates all things blue and gold - and benefits each student who sets foot on this campus. Amy Donahue is senior director of marketing for UTC Advancement.

Coming to Coosa Mill: “An Evening With Mon Rovîa.” Jennifer McNally of The Chattanooga Times Free Press. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

Each month, Edge Magazine from The Chattanooga Times Free Press tells the story of the business scene here in this city and beyond. Jennifer McNally is the editor of Edge.

Next in the series at Coosa Mill in Chattanooga on Saturday, October 15th: Mon RovÎa, the indie pop sensation fronted by Liberian-born songwriter Janjay Lowe - along with experimental pop producer Summer Dregs.