Farmington Feed

In honor of Veterans Day, Mayor (and veteran) Joshua Hoyt joins Lauren to recognize all that have served in the military. And say it isn't so Lauren, could this be her last podcast?

Newly hired Natural Resources Specialist Ed Rutledge joins Lauren on The Feed to talk about what the city is doing to preserve our natural resources.

In honor of Farmington's 150th Anniversary, the city hired conservator Bailey Kinsky to work on it's original city charter and first ledger. Bailey took us through the meticulous treatments she took for each piece, and how the treatments will benefit the documents for many years to come.

Recycling resources, Violet and Jenny, join Lauren on The Feed to talk upcoming recycling opportunities and tips.

Farmington resident Anna Rubin stopped by the Feed to talk about her family's unique intergenerational living situation and how it came to fruition.

Community member Kris Akin joins Lauren on The Feed to share what it was like growing up in Farmington, how owning a local business shaped who she is and why it's important to get involved.

If you missed the Farmington Dew Days grand parade on June 26th, Lauren and Kellee have you covered! It was one for the books.

Sr. Information Assistant Angella Hanson and Children's Librarian Aimee Schreiber from the Farmington Library stopped in to chat about the library's history and upcoming events.

Liquor Operations Manager Josh Solinger stopped in to chat about what's going on at Farmington Liquors this month.

Our first episode of Farmington Feed dives into upcoming city events and current news. Then we chat with Recreation Supervisor Missie Kohlbeck about the Rambling River Center!