In this episode, Tressa and Myra chat with Stacey Aughe, Union's Chief Administrative and Information Officer and Treasurer of the Linda K Woody Foundation. Stacey played a crucial role in establishing childcare services in Bridger Valley and now aims to create a community center. She shares her vision and the potential benefits it could bring to the community, showcasing her dedication and leadership.

In this episode, Tressa and Myra chat with Stacey Aughe, Union's Chief Administrative and Information Officer and Treasurer of the Linda K Woody Foundation. Stacey played a crucial role in establishing childcare services in Bridger Valley and now aims to create a community center. She shares her vision and the potential benefits it could bring to the community, showcasing her dedication and leadership.

Enhancing Community Services for Rural Resilience

Engaging, funny, and rarely – as in never - at a loss for words, Union’s Tressa Barnes and Myra Robinson are on a mission to celebrate and highlight the businesses and organizations that help grow, foster, and care for those who live in the communities Union serves in Wyoming, and some of our closest neighbors in Colorado, and Utah. (They’re practically Wyomingites.) In conversations running a gamut of topics, you’ll get insight into what drives the entrepreneurs and small business owners that make Wyoming tick. You’ll laugh. You may cry. But mostly you’ll come away with a better understanding of the Cowboy state and its people. We hope that others will be inspired to support these efforts or follow in their footsteps in altruistic undertakings of their own. Because a journey of a thousand miles always begins with a single step.

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Engaging, funny, and rarely – as in never - at a loss for words, Union’s Tressa Barnes and Myra Robinson are on a mission to celebrate and highlight the businesses and organizations that help grow, foster, and care for those who live in the communities Union serves in Wyoming, and some of our closest neighbors in Colorado, and Utah. (They’re practically Wyomingites.) In conversations running a gamut of topics, you’ll get insight into what drives the entrepreneurs and small business owners that make Wyoming tick. You’ll laugh. You may cry. But mostly you’ll come away with a better understanding of the Cowboy state and its people. We hope that others will be inspired to support these efforts or follow in their footsteps in altruistic undertakings of their own. Because a journey of a thousand miles always begins with a single step.

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