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What was it like for Chattanooga’s entrepreneurial scene to put this city on the map as a destination to grow startups? Jeremy Boudinet will tell you. These days, he's vice president of growth at Textla - supported by Brickyard.

Among the community partners for the inaugural Chattanooga Entrepreneur Week: Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union, which is presenting the week with the Chattanooga Business Resource Collective - and the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce.

CARTA is the public transit system for the City of Chattanooga, Hamilton County and surrounding areas. A few months ago, Charles Frazier came on board as its new CEO. Last week, he stopped by our studio here at WUTC.

This month, Chattanooga hosts the State of Tennessee’s Digital Opportunity Summit - on Tuesday, July 23rd at the Chattanooga Convention Center - with a pre-summit conference set for Monday, July 22nd that will highlight Chattanooga’s story in digital opportunity partnerships in the past decade.

A birthday bash to celebrate a century of James Baldwin. Food for Thought: Stories through words and images. Artists + Entrepreneurs = Opportunities at Periscope CHA. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

Periscope is a business development program that connects artists with entrepreneurs in the Chattanooga area. The nonprofit ArtsBuild offered the training for the first cohort of Periscope artists last year - and applications for a new cohort of artists are due by this Friday, August 2nd.

Where supply and demand meet, opportunity is knocking. Overlooked Materials is a new business at 951 S. Watkins St. here in Chattanooga that offers the first curbside recycling service in this city since 2018 - and the first local glass processing since the 1980’s.

Periscope is a business development program at ArtsBuild that connects artists with entrepreneurs in the Chattanooga area. Now in its third year, applications for a new cohort of artists are due by this Friday, August 1st.

For some graduates of public high schools here in Hamilton County, their next steps beyond the classroom are careers in fast-growing industries: lineworking, welding, data analysis and cybersecurity. Viable Pathways to Prosperity is a local effort that connects those graduates with those careers.

As we hear and as we open up about challenges to mental health, we encounter opportunities to learn and to heal together. That’s the goal of Chattanooga Community Circles Day, a free community event on Saturday, August 16th from Noon to 4 PM at the downtown Chattanooga Public Library.