Join Lynn, Kellee and Caryn for the annual Dew Days Grand Parade from downtown Farmington on Sunday, June 23. The rain came down for hours before the parade but cleared just in time to see all the great businesses, organizations and people of Farmington and surrounding communities.

We have two guests with us today, Justin Elvestad and Ron Royce. Justin is the current Fire Chief for the City of Farmington. Ron is a Farmington resident and retired Farmington Fire Fighter. They are here to talk a little fire history and discuss the upcoming 150 Years of Fire Service Celebration. 

The Feed is Back! New host Caryn Hojnicki chats with Planning Manager Tony Wippler on Community Vision and the Comprehensive Plan update in Farmington.

In honor of Veterans Day, Mayor (and veteran) Joshua Hoyt joins Lauren to recognize all that have served in the military. And say it isn't so Lauren, could this be her last podcast?

Lauren chats with three new employees on the latest edition of The Feed.

Newly hired Natural Resources Specialist Ed Rutledge joins Lauren on The Feed to talk about what the city is doing to preserve our natural resources.

In honor of Farmington's 150th Anniversary, the city hired conservator Bailey Kinsky to work on it's original city charter and first ledger. The original city charter is the founding document for the Village of Farmington and the first ledger includes the minutes of the first board meetings. Bailey took us through the meticulous treatments she took for each piece, and how the treatments will benefit the documents for many years to come.

Recycling resources, Violet and Jenny, join Lauren on The Feed to talk upcoming recycling opportunities and tips.

Farmington resident Anna Rubin stopped by the Feed to talk about her family's unique intergenerational living situation and how it came to fruition.

Community member Kris Akin joins Lauren on The Feed to share what it was like growing up in Farmington, how owning a local business shaped who she is and why it's important to get involved.