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By Monessa Guilfoil

Songs for a New World

Monessa Guilfoil

Chattanooga, TN – October 22nd to November 2nd, 2010 The Theatre Centre Circle Series brings playgoers "Song for a New World."

Listen to the Story with Director, George Quick.

By Rabbit Zielke

Food Allergies and Asthma

Rabbit

Chattanooga, TN – The growth in food allergies in the western world is alarming. At times, allergies and reactions to food can trigger asthma. With most food allergies, avoidance is the only treatment. Dr. Curt Chaffin from the Allergy Asthma Group joined us in the studio to discuss food allergies and reactions.

By Michael Edward Miller

Dead Man's Cell Phone

Michael Edward Miller

Chattanooga, TN – Imagine this: you're sitting in a cafe. There's this guy sitting at a table nearby. He's sitting there quietly, almost too quietly--there's definitely something a little odd about him. And then his cell phone starts to ring.

By Michael Edward Miller

From the Gridiron to the Garden

Michael Edward Miller

Chattanooga, TN – If you're a college football fan, you know Vince Dooley's name. He was the University of Georgia's head football coach for nearly 25 years. He led the Bulldogs to six SEC championships, one national championship, and he's in the College Football Hall of Fame.

By Monessa Guilfoil

David Crockett and the Future of Sustainability

Monessa Guilfoil

Chattanooga, TN – Chattanooga's Office of Sustainability Director, David Crockett believes that power generation in the future will be miniaturized, distributable and renewable--unlike the main-frame style power plants that create energy currently.

By Richard Winham

Chattanooga Gets Fastest Internet In United States

Richard Winham

By Rabbit Zielke

Coordinated School Health and School Nutrition Are Teaching Healthy Lifestyle Choices Beyond the Schoolyard

Rabbit

By Julie Steele

Gallery Hop This Weekend

Julie Steele

Chattanooga, TN – The Association for Visual Arts presents the 5th annual Downtown Chattanooga Gallery Hop this weekend. This year's gallery hoop will feature more than 30 galleries and artist studios all open to the public for this one-night event, Saturday from 2-9 p.m. It's a collaborative celebration of Chattanooga's acclaimed arts community.

By Monessa Guilfoil

Title of Show is Title

Monessa Guilfoil

Chattanooga, TN – Obie award winning musical, [title of show] debuts in Chattanooga under the direction of Blake Harris, Senior theater student of UTC Department of Theatre and Speech.

By Michael Edward Miller

Humane Society Transforming Into Cageless Facility

Michael Edward Miller

Chattanooga, TN – The Humane Educational Society of Chattanooga is going cageless. Today, we will travel to their shelter in downtown Chattanooga and find out how it works-how they can keep the animals in the shelter without cages. We'll also find out how it makes pets easier to adopt.

By Richard Winham

Why Travel Agents Still Matter

Richard Winham

Chattanooga, TN – Web sites like Priceline and Travelocity make it easy to book a trip--so easy, it might make travel agents seem like archaic holdovers from the pre-Internet era. But travel agents are still around, and in this interview, Richard Winham asks several of them how they provide advice and advantages that no Web site can.

By Monessa Guilfoil

Romeo and Juliet Debuts with Dance at Ensemble Theatre of Chattanooga

Monessa Guilfoil

Chattanooga, TN – Director Garry Posey has edited the script for "Romeo and Juliet" to focus on the love between the ingenues almost exclusively. He crosses genres to fill out the love story "beyond words" by integrating choreography by Ann Law and the work of two dancers, Cornelius Heard and Monica Coates.

By Richard Winham

Travel Stories

Richard Winham

Chattanooga, TN – West Oehmig is a travel consultant--he helps people design their ideal vacations. Oehmig says the word "travel" comes from the French "travail"--a term for hard work and suffering. Richard Winham talks to Oehmig about the ways travel can be eye-opening and enjoyable, but also frustrating and difficult.

By Julie Steele

Judge Says Children Slipping Through Cracks

Julie Steele

By Michael Edward Miller

Susan Gregg Gilmore Disccusses Inspiration, and an Improper Life

Michael Edward Miller