Hannah Hammonds takes you through the latest stories in Sylacauga, and she interviews Trailwares owner Nancy Willis.

Nancy Willis, Owner of TrailWares caught up with Hannah Hammonds to discuss owning a small business in Sylacauga and how the community support has helped her business thrive, especially during COVID-19

Finding an event venue in a small town can be a bit of a struggle. Owner of The Place on Broadway, Kimm Wright discussed her passion for event planning and being a business owner in a small town that is growing. Wright also talks about opening a business during the OCIVD-19 pandemic.

COVID-19 has brought many challenges for educators around the nation. Sylacauga City Schools Superintendent, Dr. Jon Segars how the Sylacauga City Schools system has operated during the pandemic and outlined the roadmap for all students to return to campus.

In this episode, Hannah Hammonds and Darden Walton caught up with Co-Owner of the Pinhoti Outdoor Center Nathan Wright. Wright discusses his love for the outdoors and how motivation behind partnering with other individuals to open the Outdoor Center. Wright also outlined details about the upcoming Pinhoti race.

Haydn Hughes, Owner of The Lily caught up with Hannah Hammonds and Darden Walton discussing her background and what it is like being a young business owner in Sylacauga. Hughes also discussed how community support helped her small business thrive during COVID-19.

Sylacauga Mayor, Jim Heigl caught spoke with Hannah Hammonds and Darden Walton about the business development throughout Sylacauga and how his previous military experience prepared him for a leadership role in the city of Sylacauga.

Michael Brannon, Executive Vice President of RadioAlabama caught up with Hannah Hammonds and Darden Walton discussing his journalism background and new marketing and digital advertising opportunities RadioAlabama will begin offering in 2021.

Laura Strickland, Executive Director of the Sylacauga Chamber of Commerce spoke with Hannah Hammonds and Darden Walton about the importance of small businesses throughout the community. Strickland also outlined details about new student diplomat program.