Jazz pianist Alan Broadbent, a two-time Grammy Award winner, performs a solo concert on Thursday, September 11th at UTC's Fine Arts Center. All proceeds benefit WUTC.
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As students settle into the first month of Fall Semester here at UTC, so is Dr. Kumar Yelamarthi, the new Dean of UTC’s College of Engineering and Computer Science. -
On this "From the Green Room," Oliver Wood of The Wood Brothers tells WUTC's Clark Gibson about touring, the "slow rise to the middle," and what success means to him.
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Courtesy of Cheryl Franklin Key and John “Duke” Franklin, Jr.Here in downtown Chattanooga, what today is ML King Boulevard was once known as Ninth St. - the “Big 9.” An exhibit now on display at Ruby Falls looks back on that era. -
RISE ChattanoogaLast year, an outdoor music series here in Chattanooga hosted free concerts across city neighborhoods. This Sunday, the Levitt BLOC Chattanooga Music Series returns.
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Ray Bassett / WUTC/UTCRingo lived in the Texas Hill Country before moving to Chattanooga. He shared his sound live on WUTC with Haley, ready to play Friday at Cherry St. Tavern and at October's Highland Park Porchfest. -
SongbirdsBen Gaines of Three Star Revival & Adam Stone of Et Cetera join Haley live on WUTC to talk about their bands performing together this Friday at Songbirds in Chattanooga.
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Angela Foster/UTCAs students settle into the first month of Fall Semester here at UTC, so is Dr. Kumar Yelamarthi, the new Dean of UTC’s College of Engineering and Computer Science. -
Shambala PublicationsA new book by UTC's Dr. Zibin Guo offers modified practices from Tai Chi - the martial and healing art developed centuries ago in China - for people with different physical abilities and restrictions.
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The Virginia-based singer/songwriter and creative Lily Garay performs live at the Chattanooga Public Library -
No Thank You John/https://nothankyoujohn.com/The Chattanooga-based band No Thank You John joins WUTC's Clark Gibson for Live in the Library.
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New album set to release September 25th along with an album release show at Yellow Racket -
Multi-instrumentalist John Benjamin Davis joined Clark Gibson to discuss his music and career which focus on Appalachia and bluegrass.
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