IRS continues the detail of workers on the paper inventory "Surge" and NTEU is taking issue with the agency's handling of the situation. For more on that, and more, listen to this week's Chapter 49 Podcast with Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan

The government will run out of money without a continuing resolution soon, plus the Congress has an important vote coming on civil service protections. Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan discuss that and much more in this week's episode of the Chapter 49 Podcast

Very few suburban cities of about 100,000 population can announce $1.1 billion in investment, including a new sports & entertainment venue with 8.500 seats, in one day, but that is what Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness did on September 14. I spoke with the mayor shortly after the announcement.

Monica Heltz, Public Health Director for the City of Fishers, talks about the new COVID vaccine now available, and much more.

What will the 2023 federal employee pay raise look like? Duncan Giles and Larry Lannan talk about that and much more in this week's Chapter 49 Podcast

Andrea Davis of HAND Inc. & Nancy Ramsey from Family Promise of Hamilton County, join Larry in this podcast, talking about the housing situation in Hamilton County.

The Blues Fest is celebrating its 10th anniversary in Fishers. Marissa Deckert, Asst. Director of the Parks & Recreation Department, talks about that and other events on the way this fall.

The attacks on IRS are relentless and not justified by the facts. Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan talk about that and much more in this episode of the podcast.

Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan welcome NTEU National President Tony Reardon to the podcast.

Dr. Matt Kegley, Ass. Supt. for Teaching and Learning at HSE Schools, talks about test scores, academic performance and much more in this podcast.