Mayor Burtner wants to know how you are doing. This week's interview helps communities understand what they can do as we move into the new normal. While our first season may be over, it is never too late to pick up the phone and find out how your neighbors are doing.

Pastor King has blown us away in this thoughtful interview. Listen to his organization's community outreach opportunities, advice for other communities, and how you can get involved. 

Debbie Fatkin of Clark County Community Services joins us this week to talk about the hard work they are putting in to continue to serve our community. Keeping her staff and her clients safe has been her number one priority. Her relentless servant heart becomes evident as we chat about their response to the COVID-19 pandemic at a community scale.

This week's guest is Peggy McAlister. With the help of her sister, they have taken on the task of renovating historic buildings in Downtown Winchester. Serving as landlords and project managers, the two have had to work through challenges from COVID-19 that are different than any other guest we have had. Take a listen and get a sneak peek at their next project.

Local business owner, Laura Freeman, joins the podcast to talk about how her various businesses, from her online mercantile to the recently opened Farm to Table restaurant and distillery, have had to rethink how they serve the community. Their innovative solutions have allowed the community to eat and shop locally, with food sourced from only a few miles away. 

Shop Laura's Mercantile at this link https://www.laurasmercantile.com/

Check out Wildcat Willy's Distillery on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WildcatWillysDistillery/

This week's guest is Todd Denham. He works with industries interested in coming to Winchester and helps those that have established plants here. During the Pandemic, they have had to completely shift the way business is traditionally done. Plus, hear about some touching ways industries have helped out.

Becky Kissick joins us to chat about the big ways the Clark County Health Department had to pivot in response to COVID-19. She squashes misconceptions about health departments and describes how her staff showed up in big ways. This week's episode is a must-listen (well, every week's episode is a must-listen).