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Scenic Roots

Vinyl Resilience In Motion At Yellow Racket Records

Published December 20, 2022 at 5:17 PM EST
Inside Yellow Racket Records.
Yellow Racket Records
Inside Yellow Racket Records.

This past semester here at UTC, our student interns for Scenic Roots - all in the Communication Department - covered a few stories in our community.

Aidan Loughran visited Yellow Racket Records here in Chattanooga.

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