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Arwen Donahue is a farmer and artist who lives and works in rural Kentucky. Her recent book “Landings: A Crooked Creek Farm Year” chronicles - through her words and her watercolor drawings - a year of daily life on a family farm.

Jennifer Lynberg knows about teaching prospective teachers how to teach. She is an assistant professor in the School of Education on our campus, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, and she has worked with UTC’s Arts-Based Collaborative - or abc@utc.

This month, the Chattanooga Fashion Expo returns for its second year - from Thursday, November 17th through Sunday, November 20th. More than just runway shows, the expo offers opportunities in education, networking and mentorship for established and emerging creatives in fashion.

How are businesses and nonprofits here in Chattanooga fulfilling their commitments to be more diverse and more inclusive in their employment practices? The Community Culture Index aims to quantify the answer - one of the first data-driven efforts of its kind for a city of this size, and a potential model for other cities around the country.

Start your engines for this year’s Chattanooga Green Prix. The electric vehicle race for students in more than 40 schools in Hamilton County - from elementary to middle to high school - is on Friday and Saturday at the Riverfront, free and open to the public.

The next play at Chattanooga Theatre Centre delves into the dark side of a family in Oklahoma for whom the word “dysfunctional” would be an understatement. “August: Osage County” by Tracy Letts - which premieres on Friday - tells a raw tale of revelations about the Weston family.

Richard Winham shares a session from Rachel McIntyre Smith, recorded live downtown at The Chattanooga Public Library.

Día de los Muertos - or Day of the Dead - is a Latin American tradition, observed mostly in Mexico, that honors the dead with festivals and celebrations. Each year, it falls on November 1st and 2nd - but Creative Arts Guild in Dalton will celebrate early, on Friday starting at 6 PM.

Briana Garza and Ella Livingston on entrepreneurship. At CTC, raw revelations unfold in “August: Osage County.” Remembering Leslie Jordan, Chattanooga’s - & UTC’s - own. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots."

For Chattanooga, Leslie Jordan was one of a kind. The actor and singer - who won an Emmy for his role on TV’s “Will and Grace” - died yesterday in a car crash in Hollywood at age 67. Here, we pay tribute to the life and memory of this UTC alum.