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For the second year in a row, June Fest comes to Chattanooga’s East Lake Park. This weekend’s celebration of Hispanic and Latino culture - with music, food and vendors - is Saturday from 1 PM to 5 PM in the park.

Chattanooga has one park where skateboarders and rollerbladers can practice their sport: Chatt Town skatepark behind Finley Stadium. For years, the city has been planning to replace the aging facility - and the project may soon be under way. More from William Newlin of Chattamatters.

Imagining data centers for tomorrow: Abhi Sastri of FLUIX. Charging up an EV future: Michael Marczi of MarsCharge. Gumption, a financial matchmaker in commercial real estate. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

By the year 2040, data centers are expected to consume 20 percent of the world’s power. Abhi Sastri is the founder and CEO of FLUIX, a startup that aims to rely on A.I. to save energy use and other costs for data centers.

How do we power electric vehicles with charging stations that will expand the electric grid - instead of deplete it? Michael Marczi is the founder of MarsCharge, an electric vehicle charging startup.

In commercial real estate, developers have to pinpoint the best financing options to secure for their projects. Gumption is a Chattanooga startup that tries to streamline those options - an online marketplace that connects potential borrowers and lenders.

La Shawn Pagán is a reporter for The Chattanooga Times Free Press. She covers crime and the courts - and that beat includes the recent mass shootings here in Chattanooga and their aftermath.

Weston Wamp is the Republican candidate for Hamilton County Mayor. The general election is August 4th. On Monday, he sat down with us for this one-on-one conversation.

(aired Thu 6/09/22) This evening, the Chattanooga Festival of Black Arts and Ideas comes to Proof Bar and Restaurant with an opening reception with Festival's featured visual artist La-Tesia Danielle and saxophonist Frank Bumpass.

Richard Winham shares a session by singer-songwriter Louis Rubino of Columbia, South Carolina - who makes music as Bear Ley - recorded live downtown at The Chattanooga Public Library.