On this episode, dive into everything you need to know about Issue 19: Outdoor Pool Bond Levy with the City of Worthington’s Parks & Recreation Director Darren Hurley and Finance Director, Scott Bartter.

COTA President/CEO Monica Tellez Fowler and William Murdock, Executive Director, Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission share about LinkUS and the impact it can have on a growing region. From housing to economic development to workforce, this episode hits all the major topics for central Ohio and direct impacts on Worthington.

David and Matt provide updates on essential projects around the city, including updates on the Deer Task Force and pools. Matt shares about ways you can volunteer with Leadership Worthington and what to expect with Market Day on September 14.

Dr. Trent Bowers, Superintendent, Worthington Schools shares what to expect in the new school year. He also provides updates on the high school construction, Portrait of a Learner and everything to help with your back-to-school efforts.

Brad Kaplan, Founder/CEO of Lion Cub’s Cookies discusses new treats, scaling his business in Worthington, and why it’s important for small businesses to be part of their community.

...also there were FANTASTIC cookies involved.

Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague discusses the state of Ohio’s finances, an innovative program to help home buyers and more.

The guys catch up after hitting the 25 episode mark as they talk about podcasting and the impact it's had in Worthington. They also give updates from the City of Worthington and the Chamber.

Lauren Robinson, Director/ CEO, of the Worthington Libraries tells the story of the libraries as they turn the page on programming, outreach and the new mobile library. Be sure to check this one out...there's no late fees!

David and Matt interview Worthington’s new City Manager, Robyn Stewart, to learn about her leadership style and goals for the community

Economist Ned Hill highlights statewide economic trends and shares how automation is impacting a changing work environment.