Hometown Broadcasting Podcast

Eric talks about being named District Attorney of the Year, additional ADA positions for his office, and attending police officers' funerals. 

Tanya talks about a homelessness count, their opportunity center, Head Start and more. 

The Wautoma native talks about her first children's book The Wild Island-An Adventure at Isle Royale National Park. She will give a talk on it at the Wautoma Public Library Saturday, July 26th at 10 am. 

Matt talked about a couple of upcoming programs, AirVenture impact on the area, a Triad program, and more. 

Dick talks about the economic impact of EAA, Aviation Anniversaries that will be celebrate, the air shows, and more. 

Fond du Lac County Public Health Officer Kim Mueller talks about fair food, measles, and bed bugs. 

Adult and Teen Services Librarian Susie Menks talks about an obstacle course, a crafting program, and a good summer read.

Envision President and CEO Sadie Howell talks about their annual report to the Ripon Common Council and about a couple of their programs. 

Youth Services Librarian Linda DeCramer gives an update on the renovation, the new executive director, and talks about a couple of upcoming children's program.s 

Sue Mokler and Laurie Parks talk about the program that has a True North theme this year. 

Kelly is a Trauma Program Coordinator and talks about falls and falls prevention. 

Amber Kilawee talks about a report on the number of households trying to make ends meet. 

Ashley Bartol and Jason Presto talk about their new facility in Ripon and the Great Futures campaign. 

Michelle talks about Home Loan and Housing Rental scams targeting military scams, a Medicare card scam, and tariff scams. 

Mary Robichaud and Noreen Johnson talk about their upcoming Brat Fry and Bake Sale. 

Stephanie Prellwitz talks about "Our Lake Our Legacy," a $15 million campaign for Green Lake. 

Amy talked about June Dairy month activities, and the upcoming Fond du Lac County Fair. 

Shannon Wright and Yolanda Meincke talk about the need for food donations and volunteers. 

Senator Jagler talked about the State Budget, attending a ribbon-cutting for a new Boys & Girls Club in Ripon, and more. 

Floam talked about EMS staffing concerns, a city ordinance, municipal service reimbursement and more. 

Matt talks about how the death of a 12-year-old boy has affected the Green Lake community, fireworks safety, and a new sign for the Crime Stoppers program. 

Dr. Geiger, Emergency Department Director for Ripon Community Hospital, talks about 4th of July safety and injuries. 

Congressman Grothman talks about the U.S. bombings in Iran and a bill that would give those being treated for cancer options. 

Howard talked about the car show and went through some of the highlights of the three-day festival. 

Adam talks about the city purchasing land for housing development, gave a few project updates, and touched upon the fireworks display on July 3rd. 

Sam talks about hiring three more Sheriff's deputies, the County taking over jurisdiction of a section of Olden Road, and a Veteran's Park upgrade.