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The podcast currently has 6 episodes available.
Welcome to Hear In Hanover, your all-access pass to everything happening in Hanover County.
This month's episode highlights important updates and initiatives from this year's State of the County address. County Administrator John A. Budeksy joins us to showcase recent investments in our community, Team Hanover's latest accomplishments, upcoming projects to be on the look out for, and so much more that's happening here in Hanover.
Watch the podcast here: https://youtu.be/d0oUJxJDBN0
Welcome to Hear In Hanover, your all-access pass to everything happening in Hanover County.
Tune in to episode five to hear George Navas, Chair of the Hanover Veterans Committee, recount his incredible story of leadership at the Pentagon as a Navy Commander on September 11, 2001.
Plus, Hanover Fire-EMS Department's Max Frayser shares the inspiration behind creating a 9/11 memorial garden in front of Station 10, which features a piece of the Twin Towers.
Don't miss these moving stories of courage and remembrance.
Watch the podcast here: https://youtu.be/g_7c_4EKc14?si=fhs_GsNnVjhQiWM4
Welcome to Hear In Hanover, your all-access pass to everything happening in Hanover County.
Colonel David R. Hines of the Hanover County Sheriff's Office joins us for episode four to shine a spotlight on our dedicated deputies and their outstanding community engagement efforts.
Learn more about their innovative programs enhancing safety and awareness around the globe, as well as upcoming events and initiatives bringing our community together.
Watch the podcast here: https://youtu.be/4KDbfB_QPds?si=mVoeNuqy2rVEQ2FQ
Welcome to Hear In Hanover, your all-access pass to everything happening in Hanover County.
In episode three, we chat with Parks and Recreation Director Aaron Reidmiller about the beloved Hanover Tomato Festival. Discover the fascinating history behind this iconic event and get a sneak peek into the exciting activities planned for this year. From delicious tomato-themed treats to fun family-friendly activities, you won't want to miss it!
Plus, we wrap up the episode with an inside look at the latest updates coming to our parks. Tune in to stay informed and get ready for a summer full of community fun.
Watch the podcast here: https://youtu.be/WAHOOmS37R4?si=-elthzvm79bQpK2H
Welcome to Hear In Hanover, your all-access pass to everything happening in Hanover County.
In our second episode, we have the honor of featuring Virginia's Teacher of the Year, Avanti Yamamoto, a dedicated and innovative math teacher at Atlee High School. Join us as Avanti shares her inspiring journey in education, her passion for teaching, and the unique approaches she employs to make math engaging and accessible for all students.
Discover how Ms. Y's dedication to her students goes beyond the classroom, fostering a love for learning and critical thinking skills that will benefit them for a lifetime. We’ll also delve into her award-winning strategies and the impact she's making here in Hanover.
Watch the podcast here: https://youtu.be/lbiKtRwz9xY?si=sB3AL_8Hj1oQ6Um0
Welcome to Hear In Hanover, your all-access pass to everything happening in Hanover County.
Join us as we kick off our podcast journey by delving into the heartbeat of our communications and community engagement initiatives. County Administrator John A. Budesky takes the mic to share insights into the dynamic strategies employed over the past years to foster connectivity and transparency.
From the evolution of newsletters to harnessing the power of social media, we explore the number of ways Hanover County has been reaching out and engaging with its residents. But that's not all! Get an exclusive sneak peek into the exciting projects on the horizon that promise to further enhance community involvement and participation.
Watch the podcast here: https://youtu.be/YH5HlIglulk?si=HpcCEJGmsjr8QE69
The podcast currently has 6 episodes available.