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This episode is the first of our monthly Blue Dot Book Club episodes. Graylin is joined by Leah Porter and Miriam Robertson to discuss their favorite reads of the past month as well as the books they started, but decided to abandon. Stay tuned at the end for an update on happenings from the Harrison County Public Library.

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Graylin is joined again by Jim Hays to continue their series, The Streets of Corydon. This conversation ran a little long (shocking, we know) and will be released in two parts. This first half is a thorough look at the North side of Chestnut Street in downtown Corydon.

Jim also sticks around to share a recommendation at the end.

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Graylin and Elmer are back for the third season of the Blue Dot podcast. In this episode they outline the changes they’ve made, new episode formats, and what’s ahead in 2023. They also touch on some recent happenings in Harrison County such as an update on the new playgrounds and development in Lanesville.

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Alex Porter joins Graylin for a quick update on the upcoming playground improvements at Buffalo Trace, Gresham Park, and Hayswood. They also talk about the Parks Department holiday closures on the Indian Creek Trail and some holiday chatter.

Elmer is back for our season two finale — an election 2022 debrief. Graylin breaks down what happened in Harrison County, how that relates to what is happening to Democrats in rural counties across the country, and where we go from here.

This is our season finale  — we will be back in your ears in 2023!

Many thank for all your support. Can’t wait to keep going in the new year.

Jim Hays is back with the first episode in an upcoming series: The Streets of Corydon. In this special episode, Jim focuses on the history of North Capitol Avenue, especially Cedar Glade, the oldest residence in Corydon, plus a few other of the historic homes.

Amanda Ramos and Adam Schneider are here to give an overview of the 2022 election. In addition to that, Amanda and Graylin discuss the recently released audit report for Harrison County and an update on the playground improvements from the Harrison County Parks Department.

Today’s episode is a spotlight on our wonderful local library. Staff members Alisa Burch, Jessica Stroud, Tiffany Thieneman, and Diana Lasky join Graylin to talk about all things Harrison County Public Library.

Alex joins Graylin to talk about the recent news regarding the Corydon Town Council and its relationship with Main Street Corydon, then Susie Weigle comes on to discuss the recent schism within the United Methodist Church.

Stick around for Alex and Graylin’s recommendations at the end.