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What’s the scuttlebutt? This weekend, a new gallery opens at the Tennessee Aquarium in downtown Chattanooga: Scuttlebutt Reef - in the Aquarium’s Ocean Journey Pavilion.

What improvements have drivers seen on Hamilton County's roads? What projects for county roads are next on the horizon? What about the impact of this winter’s weather on those roads?

Polarization. Far too often, we hear the word - and far too often, we use the word - to describe our politics and our culture. What about the workplace? Wade Hinton, CEO of Hinton and Company here in Chattanooga, wrote “Bridge Building: Creating Connection in an Era of Workplace Division.”

(Aired Thu 10/17/24) This weekend, it’s time to “Fire Up the Fields”: Saturday at Sculpture Fields at Montague Park, starting at 5 PM - and after sundown is the signature burn of a 30-foot wooden sculpture designed and built by local artist Andrew Nigh.

(Aired Thu 10/17/24) In just a few years, the Between the Bridges Local Arts Festival has become another destination for Chattanooga’s art scene. This year’s festival - presented by AVA - is Saturday and Sunday in Coolidge Park, which is also celebrating its 25th anniversary.

As Chattanooga grows and evolves, so does the passion to preserve its small town spirit. That passion is at the heart of Love Local Chattanooga. The project features a podcast - and its hosts are Dr. Chris Collins and Briana Garza.

Over the summer, the first of five healing gardens opened at the Siskin Hospital for Physical Rehabilitation here in Chattanooga. Patients who visit Grady’s Garden are able to embrace nature during their physical therapy sessions.

Lillian, a three-piece rock band from Chattanooga - whose sound has been described as "moody ... blending post-punk, gothic rock and darkwave" - joins Clark Gibson for this episode of WUTC's "Live in the Library," recorded live downtown at The Chattanooga Public Library.

Nearly eighty years ago, soon after the end of World War II, a newlywed couple contacted one of the most famous architects of the last century to design a home for them on Missionary Ridge here in Chattanooga. The home that was built stands to this day, as Ian-Alijah Bey of Chattamatters tells us.

Thomas Woltz says “The land is full” - and “We have a responsibility to let the land tell its stories.” On Thursday, the landscape architect will be the next speaker for CIVIQ, presented by Chattanooga Design Studio - in partnership with the Trust for Public Land - at the downtown Chattanooga Public Library.