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Host Carl Stutsman welcomes Sheriff Jeff Siegel onto the show for the first time. The two talk about managing COVID spread at the jail, and keeping officers safe on the street. They also talk employment barriers as the department needs more corrections officers and dispatchers.

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Host Carl Stutsman talks with Tom Shoff, manager of the Elkhart River Queen, about how the ship is doing early in the season. As it prepares to hit the water Shoff talks about effects of the pandemic on the queen, early bookings this season, and what goes in to getting the ship ready for the water.

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Host Carl Stutsman and Curator of Education Patrick McGuire from the Elkhart County Historical Museum talk about upcoming events at the museum. They also discuss the history of industry in Elkhart and how it came to shape how the region looks today.

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Host Carl Stutsman talks with Terry Mark from the Elkhart County Convention and Visitors Bureau about what's going on around the county now that spring has sprung. Terry previews The Quilt Gardens and talks about what it takes to market the community outside of Elkhart.

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Host Carl Stutsman catches up with The Hall of Heroes Super Hero Museum Founder Allen Stewart as they prepare for a big event celebrating the birthday of Captain America. The event includes a celebrity appearance and a memorial to one of the original Captain America artists during WWII. Also they talk about plans for the upcoming Hall of Heroes Comic Con happening Labor Day weekend in Elkhart.

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Host Carl Stutsman and Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce President LeVon Johnson welcome The Vine in Elkhart as their business of the week. Owner Jeanne Kern talks about the restaurant, how they got started, and what goes into making their unique menu.

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Host Carl Stutsman talks with Gail Draper, Director of Counseling at Elkhart Schools, about their dual credit programs. The Dual Credit program allows students in certain classes to earn college credits alongside their usual high school credits. These classes mean that students could earn up to a full year of college credits and complete their general education requirements before they even graduate. She says its saved Elkhart parents more than $6 million.

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Host Carl Stutsman is joined by Elkhart Assistant Director of Economic Development Ashley Elsasser and Communications Assistant Mayra Garcia to talk about the recently announced Taste of Elkhart that will be happening this fall. The event is a food vendor focused showcase of the best Elkhart has to offer in culinary delights. They detail the process on how to sign up and the overall goal of the event.

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Host Carl Stutsman catches up with Trevor Wendzonka from the Elkhart Public Library as they wrap up their Curiosity Survey of residents in Elkhart County. The survey is designed to gauge what makes resident want to engage with the library and what sort of thing may make them curious enough to reach out and learn more.

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Host Carl Stutsman and Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce President LeVon Johnson welcome Derald Gray to the program. He is the owner of DG Visionaries, a local company that does videography for weddings and other events. Derald talks about going into business for himself and finding inspiration as a young man to follow his dreams.

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