Come and be a part of the "Swan Song" as we bid farewell to Brock Cherry, the Community Development Director, in his final episode of the Mountain Home Stories Podcast. Kirsten Cherry, his partner, will also be joining us as we reminisce about their experiences in the region and share some of their preferred spots in Mountain Home.

Join hosts Brock and Chris as they interview Mountain Home locals Tabitha and Jake Dudley. Jake is a Police Canine Officer for the Mountain Home Police Department. Tabitha owns and operates "Tiny Closet," a personalization gift shop offering drinkware, home goods, gifts, apparel, and more.

Come join Brock and guest host Chris in their conversation with Ryan and Josh about the Mountainbound Custom Storage & RV Park, an innovative spot in Idaho that offers outdoor enthusiasts a perfect place to store their toys and indulge in recreation amenities. For more information, visit https://mountainboundcustomstorage.com/ and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaI_YRByxxk.

The team at Mountain Home Waste Water Department puts in a lot of effort to maintain high-quality sanitation services for the City. Have you ever wondered where all the waste goes when you flush? Well, today, you'll find out! Don Flynn, the Waste Water Superintendent, will walk us through the complexities of the sewer system and share how he ended up in his current role.

John Matthews does it all and chooses to do it all at the City of Mountain Home! From helping with street design projects, to snow plowing, flying drones, or updating the City's GIS mapping system, John loves what he does!

Listen and learn about how this newly appointed Police Chief, Jon Thompson, is taking more of a values based approach here with the Mountain Home Police Department.

Tanc's Breakroom is so much more than just a pool hall, it's a family institution. Listeners will delight in learning about Paul's history with the game of pool and the amazing recreational opportunities he is bringing to downtown Mountain Home.

Tiffany Belt is all Mountain Home, with orange and black flowing through her veins. Listeners will learn how this Mountain Home native went from a lifeguard to City Clerk and the lessons she learned on the way!

The Mountain Home Adult Training Academy (MHATA, pronounced mu-hat-uh) is Mountain Home's first-ever trade school. MHATA offers a variety of apprenticeships, technology, corporate training, and industry safety programs. MHATA president, David Porter, explains how their program ensures that students will not just sit in the classroom but receive hands-on training and experimental learning. If you want to learn more, go to mountainhomeata.com or call 208-580-1173.

William James is a proud husband, father, Mountain Home Chamber Board Member, and business owner here in Mountain Home! Listeners will hear how William boomeranged back to Mountain Home and his excitement for our community's future.