Dan and Amy are joined by the consultant facilitating Winchester's Strategic Plan. Also in this episode:

- Council Preview (4/27 Meeting & Work Session)
- Announcements

Dan & Amy are joined in-studio by Water Supply and Wastewater Treatment Division Manager Don Riggleman to discuss the water treatment process and newly released Water Quality Report. View the report online at www.winchesterva.gov/utilities/water-quality-report.

As always, we've got your Council Meeting (4/13) preview and important announcements.

In this Podcast: Arts & Vitality ManagerAlex Flanagan takes Dan and Amy on a tour of the Loudoun Street walking mall in Old Town Winchester, VA.

We've also got your Council Meeting (3/23, 6:00 p.m.) agenda preview and important announcements!

Listen on SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and more. Or, read the transcripts at winchesterva.gov/rouss-review

https://soundcloud.com/roussreview/old-town-winchester-walking-tour

Hosts Dan and Amy are joined in studio by local historian and NAACP Education Chair Tyson Gilpin to discuss Winchester's Black History. Then, Amy quizzes Dan to see how much he's learned about Winchester in the last couple of months since he's arrived. As always, we've got a run-down of the Council Meeting on Tuesday, February 23.

It's been a while since we've had a Project Preview with Perry! On today's podcast, Public Services Director Perry Eisenach gives us a rundown of the current Valley Avenue improvements and Tevis Street & Hope Drive Extension projects. 

Then, Dan and Amy call Animal Control Officer William Sales to discuss the recent incident involving wildlife at Jim Barnett Park and the scope of work for ACOs.  

As always, we have a summation of what's to come at the February 9th Council meeting and some important announcements.

On this season 2 finale, Refuse and Recycling Manager Michael Neese joins host Barry Lee in the studio one last time to talk about the City's new Trash Cart Pilot Program. Plus, we give Barry a special send off as he hosts the program for the final time. We thank you, Barry!

Human Resources Director Paula Nofsinger joins Barry in the studio to talk about the multitude of available jobs at the City of Winchester.

Also in this episode:
• Council BLUF (Oct. 27 meeting and work session)
• Announcements

Transcripts at winchesterva.gov/rouss-review

Winchester's new City Manager Dan Hoffman paid a visit to the Rouss Review studio to introduce himself to the city.

Then, Tim Y the History Guy gives a short lesson on the manager-council form of government.

As always, we have the Council BLUF (Oct 13 meeting and work session), Now U Know, and important announcements.

Tim Y the History Guy gives a brief history of independent cities and the council-manager form of government in Winchester. 

From October 15th's Rouss Review Podcast featuring Winchester's new City Manager Dan Hoffman.

Barry caught up with the City's Water Treatment Plant Facility Manager Farrell Owens and City Engineer Kelly Henshaw to talk about the top quality of Winchester's water, plus how we can keep our rivers and streams healthy. Then, a superhero stopped by. Meet Farrell Faucet!

Also in this episode:
• Council BLUF (8/25 meeting + work session)
• Winchester 101 - European Settlement in the Shenandoah Valley
• Now U Know
• Announcements