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On Thursday afternoon, live here on WUTC, Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly joined us for our monthly conversation. Among the topics: the Vision Plan for Montague Park, affordable housing and a waste-to-energy plan for the Moccasin Bend Environmental Campus.

Laurel Rhyne teaches students in UTC's School of Nursing. On Friday, she talks about her role beyond the classroom as a “sacred passage doula” - during the Demystifying Death conference, presented by Welcome Home of Chattanooga with the nursing school as a sponsor.

This weekend, Chattanooga Ballet brings four contemporary ballets from four world-class choreographers here to our campus. “Art / Contour” is Saturday starting at 6 PM - and Sunday starting at 3 PM - at the Roland Hayes Theater in the UTC Fine Arts Center.

The new documentary “Beautiful Faces” - coming to UTC. Feedback on an affordable housing roadmap for Chattanooga. Scholarships that build bridges to unlock opportunities. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

“Beautiful Faces” is a new documentary that explores the extraordinary work of a surgeon here in Chattanooga through the journey of three of his patients and their families. Its Chattanooga premiere will be on Friday, November 3rd on the campus of UTC.

Near the end of August, the City of Chattanooga under Mayor Tim Kelly’s administration released its first-ever Housing Action Plan. As the City Council weighs in on the plan, so are community groups such as the nonprofit CALEB.

“Together We Can” is one of the most successful college scholarship programs for public high school students in this area provided by the Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga. Dr. Stephanie Young is the Foundation's Director of Scholarships.

Sometimes, a career path is anything but a straight line - even if the path seems logical in retrospect. Just ask Matt McGauley is president and CEO of FTC Development - formerly known as Fidelity Trust Company - the fourth generation to lead a family business that is the oldest real estate firm in Chattanooga.

Hamilton County is among local governments here in Tennessee receiving money to fight the opioid epidemic - and it is implementing a strategy on how and where to spend those dollars. One piece of that strategy: 500,000 dollars in grants to community organizations for addiction treatment.

Hamilton County’s Innovative Response to Opioids Grants. Music at Mizpah with the Emily Nelson Rodgers Quartet. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”