What’s the outlook for economic conditions in downtown Chattanooga? This summer, River City Company released a report - the first of its kind in five years - on that.
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Harmony is an AI platform that watches how you do repeatable, computer-oriented tasks - such as organizing files, accounting, invoicing clients - and then, it takes on those tasks for you.
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In Dalton, “The Snow Queen” returns for its 20th anniversary. This year’s full-length ballet of the fairytale by Hans Christian Andersen premieres on Thursday, November 20th.
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On Scenic Sounds with Alex Volz, hear activist Abby Crawford Milton recount Tennessee’s pivotal role in ratifying the 19th Amendment and securing women’s vote.
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Stories that are anonymous are at the heart of an installation series born in New York City that has now come to Chattanooga: The Unsent Letter Mailbox.
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Here in Chattanooga, Zach and Sadie McElrath are committed to a zero-waste lifestyle - at home, at work and in the community through a group they lead: Zero Waste Chattanooga.
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The Marian Anderson String Quartet is the first African-American ensemble to win a major classical music competition. This week, the Quartet is here on our campus at UTC.
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(Aired Tues 10/28/25) Thanks to abc@utc and other community arts partners, Kelle Jolly - author, musician and Affilachian storyteller - visited Chattanooga this summer.
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Alva Leigh and Call Me Spinster join Haley Solomon live at WUTC to discuss and perform songs from Alva’s new album Wilderness.
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The Faux Paws calls itself "a triangle band in a land of circles." Listen to the band live on WUTC with Brian Hamilton and Haley Solomon during IBMA World of Bluegrass.
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Local alt-rock band Snow Clone joins Clark Gibson for this week's episode of Live in the Library.
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(Aired Thu 10/02/25) Americana artist Cruz Contreras of Knoxville, TN joins WUTC's Clark Gibson for this episode of "Live in the Library," recorded live downtown at The Chattanooga Public Library.
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