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Ever wondered what a successful community event looks like? Join us as Mayor Sean Wilson shares his reflections on the vibrant celebration at Waynesville's 18th annual Pumpkin Fest. Discover how local churches, businesses, and nonprofits came together to transform Ruby Dew Park into a hub of festivity and unity. Mayor Wilson's heartfelt gratitude underscores the essence of community spirit and highlights notable achievements at the Merrimack Regional Planning Commission's annual banquet, where the Old Stage Coach and Waynesville High School's Dyshala Bean were honored for their exceptional contributions. These stories weave a narrative of dedication, recognition, and the thriving pulse of Waynesville.

As we look forward, Mayor Wilson reminds us of the critical role civic engagement plays in shaping our community's future. With the general election on November 5th fast approaching, he encourages everyone to participate and aims to see at least half of the county's residents casting their votes. He corrects some details about absentee voting hours and shares his own experience of early voting, inspiring listeners to take action. Plus, get ready for a safe and enjoyable Halloween with citywide trick-or-treating hours announced for October 31st. This episode is a call to action for civic participation and community celebration, wrapped in inspiring tales of leadership and involvement.

We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans.

• Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator
• Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn
• Halloween hours and safety guidance
• Application deadline and City Hall contact
• Resolutions including airport board reappointment
• Annexation of Rocky Dale Road
• Utility rate changes effective 2026
• TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements
• Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass
• WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects
• Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings
• Veterans Day parade time and location

We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

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Ever wondered what makes the Fort Leonard Wood AUSA chapter the best in the nation? Join us as Mayor Sean Wilson shares the inside scoop on their award-winning initiatives and their heartfelt support for Vietnam-era veterans. Plus, with the general election on the horizon, Sean provides crucial absentee voting tips. Get the lowdown on all things spooky with details on the Halloween happenings in Waynesville and St. Robert, and don't miss the community's beloved Pumpkin Fest and the memorable farewell concert for the 399th band at Fort Leonard Wood.

Ready to explore new horizons? Discover the latest travel opportunities with direct flights from Fort Leonard Wood Airport to major hubs like Chicago and Dallas. Sean recounts his seamless travel experience, complete with hassle-free parking and efficient flights. These new routes are a game-changer for both business and leisure travelers. We also spotlight the cherished local gem, DragonFoodter, and celebrate the upcoming regional planning commission awards banquet in Lynn, Missouri. Tune in to hear all about the vibrant life and exciting developments in Waynesville!

We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans.

• Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator
• Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn
• Halloween hours and safety guidance
• Application deadline and City Hall contact
• Resolutions including airport board reappointment
• Annexation of Rocky Dale Road
• Utility rate changes effective 2026
• TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements
• Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass
• WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects
• Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings
• Veterans Day parade time and location

We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

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What if your participation in community events could change the future of Wayneville? As your Mayor, Sean Wilson, I promise a glimpse into the heartbeat of our town and how your engagement can make a difference. Get ready for an exciting lineup of activities, from the lively Oktoberfest celebrations on October 12th with kids’ activities and live music, to the inspiring Kicking Cancer Walk at Waynesville Review Park. Mark your calendars for the Reds' Day Parade on the 11th at 11, and gear up for the city’s fall cleanup in February. With so much happening, there’s no better time to be part of our vibrant community. 

But that's not all—find out how dressing as your favorite superhero can support families at the Free Women's Center’s 15th annual Walk and Run Your Life event on October 19th. This episode is packed with essential info on how you can contribute to local causes and enjoy the rich tapestry of events we have planned. So, tune in to discover how you can be at the center of Wayneville's happenings, support noble causes, and keep our community thriving!

We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans.

• Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator
• Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn
• Halloween hours and safety guidance
• Application deadline and City Hall contact
• Resolutions including airport board reappointment
• Annexation of Rocky Dale Road
• Utility rate changes effective 2026
• TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements
• Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass
• WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects
• Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings
• Veterans Day parade time and location

We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

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Ever wondered how a single traffic signal upgrade could transform safety at a hazardous intersection? Join us as we chat with Sean Wilson, the mayor of Waynesville, who brings us all the latest city updates and community events. From celebrating the homecoming parade and the Tigers' game to sharing vital information about the upcoming fall cleanup on October 10th-11th, we've got you covered. Stay informed about the general election on November 5th, with a voter registration deadline of October 9th, and learn how Waynesville will honor Indigenous People's Day on October 14th. Plus, get the scoop on the Veterans Day parade and the various committee meetings this week.

We also dive into the vibrant festivities coming your way, starting with the 18th annual Pumpkin Fest on October 26th, a free event that fosters community unity. Find out how you can get involved by contacting [email protected]. Mark your calendars for the Ventures Day parade on November 11th at 11 am and plan for the road closures that come with it. To ensure you don’t miss any of these events, I’m sharing a personal tip on how phone calendar reminders can keep you organized. Let’s make these upcoming events unforgettable together!

We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans.

• Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator
• Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn
• Halloween hours and safety guidance
• Application deadline and City Hall contact
• Resolutions including airport board reappointment
• Annexation of Rocky Dale Road
• Utility rate changes effective 2026
• TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements
• Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass
• WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects
• Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings
• Veterans Day parade time and location

We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

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What if you could experience the pulse of Waynesville through the eyes of its mayor? Mayor Sean Wilson returns with the latest updates, celebrating the overwhelming success of the third annual Hogs and Frogs event, where he reconnected with old army comrades. As he walks us through the week's highlights, you’ll get a sneak peek into Waynesville's bustling community life, including the employee safety luncheon and the much-anticipated Waynesville High School homecoming parade. Mayor Wilson’s enthusiasm is contagious as he shares details about upcoming events like the 22nd annual Know Your World event, the grueling Nasty Pulaski Road Race, the Frog Hill Half Marathon, and the Tadpole 10K.

Join the community spirit at the 19th annual Pumpkin Fest, themed around unity, and find out how you can participate or contribute to this free celebration. Stay informed on how the city communicates through various social media platforms and local radio updates, ensuring no one misses out on the opportunity to be involved. Whether you’re a resident or simply curious about Waynesville’s vibrant activities, this episode promises a comprehensive guide to staying connected and engaged with your local community. Tune in and feel the heartbeat of Waynesville!

We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans.

• Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator
• Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn
• Halloween hours and safety guidance
• Application deadline and City Hall contact
• Resolutions including airport board reappointment
• Annexation of Rocky Dale Road
• Utility rate changes effective 2026
• TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements
• Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass
• WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects
• Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings
• Veterans Day parade time and location

We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

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What if the future of city governance lies in AI and innovative technology? Mayor Sean Wilson of Waynesville brings us the latest insights from the Missouri Municipal League's 90th annual conference, sharing groundbreaking advancements and legislative updates designed to protect and enhance Missouri's cities. As a newly appointed MML board member, Mayor Wilson provides a firsthand account of how these developments will shape Waynesville's future. Joined by councilman Don Hayden and staff members B Carney and Melanie Bruce, who all recently earned their Certified Municipal Officials Awards, this episode is packed with valuable information and exciting news.

But that's not all—our vibrant community has a host of upcoming events you won't want to miss! Mark your calendars for the city council meeting on September 19th, the third annual Hogs and Frog fest from September 20th to 22nd, and the Fall Fest and Frog Hill Half Marathon on October 5th. Mayor Wilson also discusses key election dates, road closures, and city hall hours. Tune in to stay updated on all things Waynesville and learn how to get involved in our thriving community.

We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans.

• Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator
• Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn
• Halloween hours and safety guidance
• Application deadline and City Hall contact
• Resolutions including airport board reappointment
• Annexation of Rocky Dale Road
• Utility rate changes effective 2026
• TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements
• Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass
• WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects
• Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings
• Veterans Day parade time and location

We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

Send us a text

Ever wondered how a simple infrastructure upgrade can revolutionize city life? Join Mayor Sean Wilson of Waynesville as he uncovers the latest updates from our city's Utility Committee and Economic Development initiatives. From the Electric Department's ambitious projects like the new tie to the Summit Subdivision and the feeder two conversion, to the first annual lineman's rodeo hosted by Mpua, the city's advancements are nothing short of remarkable. Mayor Wilson also sheds light on the Tadalus meter exchange system, which will soon provide residents with real-time monitoring of their utility usage, enhancing transparency and efficiency.

Get ready to immerse yourself in community spirit! Mayor Wilson highlights upcoming events and volunteer opportunities that will bring our citizens closer together. Learn about the planning and zoning meeting that will address important rezoning requests on Pearson Street and help shape the future of our neighborhoods. Celebrate our business spotlight for September, Farmers Insurance, and discover ways to contribute to the Veterans Day parade or the Hogs and Frogs third annual event. Plus, find out how you can lend a hand at the Waynesville St. Robert Animal Shelter. Don't miss this packed episode filled with opportunities to engage and make a difference in our wonderful city!

We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans.

• Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator
• Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn
• Halloween hours and safety guidance
• Application deadline and City Hall contact
• Resolutions including airport board reappointment
• Annexation of Rocky Dale Road
• Utility rate changes effective 2026
• TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements
• Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass
• WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects
• Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings
• Veterans Day parade time and location

We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

Send us a text

What exciting new developments are coming to Waynesville-St Robert Joint Airport? Join Mayor Sean Wilson as he shares the latest updates on our community, including the highly anticipated new flights to Chicago and Dallas starting October 1st. You'll also get an inside look at September's key city meetings, from the Rosen Ground session to the Emergency Services and Police Committee gathering. Don't miss out on the latest strides made by our electric department and the progress of the streetlight project in Brentwood Terrace.

This episode is packed with information on upcoming community events that you won't want to miss! Mark your calendars for the Patriot Day Festival on September 7th, where we'll commemorate 9-11 and enjoy a day of food, entertainment, and more. Plus, get all the details on the third annual Hogs and Frogs event happening later this month. If you're looking to give back, learn about volunteer opportunities at the Waynesville St Robert animal shelter and how you can participate in the Veterans Day Parade. Stay informed and connected with everything happening in Waynesville by tuning in!

We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans.

• Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator
• Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn
• Halloween hours and safety guidance
• Application deadline and City Hall contact
• Resolutions including airport board reappointment
• Annexation of Rocky Dale Road
• Utility rate changes effective 2026
• TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements
• Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass
• WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects
• Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings
• Veterans Day parade time and location

We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

Send us a text

How can you ensure your voice is heard in Waynesville? Join Mayor Sean Wilson as he outlines crucial updates and community events for the week of August 26, 2024, including registration deadlines for the upcoming general election and the observance of Labor Day. Sean provides all the details you need to stay engaged, from the Waynesville St Robert Joint Airport Board meeting schedules and agenda items like budget fuel sales reports and new service patterns, to how and when you can make your concerns known at the roads and grounds committee meeting.

Discover upcoming community projects, such as utility pole upgrades by the electric department, and mark your calendars for the Patriot Day Festival on September 7th at Rubidoux Park. Learn about the exciting vendors, food, and entertainment planned for this poignant day of remembrance, sponsored by the armed service YMCA. Plus, Sean introduces the new city podcast and the availability of transcripts, ensuring that everyone in Waynesville remains informed and connected. Don't miss out on this comprehensive weekly update packed with vital information for all citizens.

We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans.

• Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator
• Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn
• Halloween hours and safety guidance
• Application deadline and City Hall contact
• Resolutions including airport board reappointment
• Annexation of Rocky Dale Road
• Utility rate changes effective 2026
• TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements
• Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass
• WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects
• Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings
• Veterans Day parade time and location

We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

Send us a text

Curious about the latest developments in Waynesville? Mayor Sean Wilson joins us to share critical updates from the recent city council meeting. Discover how the approval of the 2023 ad valorem tax rate impacts your household and learn about exciting appointments like Tracy Cofellas joining the City Park Board. We also unpack new ordinances, such as the establishment of a loading and unloading zone at North Benton and North Street, and significant improvements in our electric infrastructure.

We dive into future plans that will shape Waynesville's landscape, including a property rezoning on Historic Route 66 to make room for multifamily residential homes, enhancing affordable housing options. Mayor Wilson also unveils a new city website and app designed to keep residents informed and engaged through customizable notifications. Stay tuned to find out how these changes promise to elevate the quality of life in our community and what you can expect from the upcoming developments at Patriot Landing.

We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans.

• Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator
• Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn
• Halloween hours and safety guidance
• Application deadline and City Hall contact
• Resolutions including airport board reappointment
• Annexation of Rocky Dale Road
• Utility rate changes effective 2026
• TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements
• Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass
• WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects
• Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings
• Veterans Day parade time and location

We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony