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Commission Chairman Ryan Baty joins us this morning to preview this week's meeting.

Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs presented his $1.1 billion budget proposal last week. Scott breaks down the spending plan. He then looks at the local impacts of the Trump administration's efforts to slash the budgets of the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as the looming effects of tariffs. He also covers the Greenheck Group's groundbreaking at Midway Business Park and the University of Tennessee-Knoxville budget. Scott then turns his attention to this week's public meetings. The city and county are both holding public budget hearings, and County Commission and City Council are also holding voting meetings. This is a free service of CompassKnox.com please subscrie and share this podcast to help support Compass.   

If you hadn't noticed, we are all getting older. Baby Boomers are now all over 60, with many pushing 80. May is Older Americans month and Central Coast Voices feels this is the best time to have a frank discussion about what we are doing to face this challenge. SLO County has been developing a Master Plan on Aging. On this week's Central Coast Voices we will talk with folks providing services to the aging, serving on the County Commission on Aging, and facing these questions every day.

Barnett is a one-time Chairman of the Palm Beach County Republican Party who was appointed to the County Commission and served two years before unsuccessfully running for a full term.  He is now Director of Development with the nonprofit Restoration Bridge International.

Sedgwick County Commission Chairman Ryan Baty joins us to preview this week's Commission meeting.

Episode Notes My guests include Education leader Dr. Marie Feagins. She joins me to discuss an upcoming event she is participating in this week called Take A Seat where she will discuss leading in high-stakes roles and preparing the next leaders to carry the mantle. Next, MSCS Board member Michelle McKissack returns to discuss the pause in the proposed state takeover, and the possibility of the County Commission changing the election rules to put the board on the same election cycle as the rest of the County next year. State Representative Torrey Harris joins me to discuss the just ended legislative session, and how if any decisions made affected Shelby County in a positive or negative way. That and more both on air and online Monday nite, 6 pm on 91.7 WYXR. Also, WYXR.org, Tunein, Facebook Live, YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. It's time to talk!

Episode Notes My guests include Education leader Dr. Marie Feagins. She joins me to discuss an upcoming event she is participating in this week called Take A Seat where she will discuss leading in high-stakes roles and preparing the next leaders to carry the mantle. Next, MSCS Board member Michelle McKissack returns to discuss the pause in the proposed state takeover, and the possibility of the County Commission changing the election rules to put the board on the same election cycle as the rest of the County next year. State Representative Torrey Harris joins me to discuss the just ended legislative session, and how if any decisions made affected Shelby County in a positive or negative way. That and more both on air and online Monday nite, 6 pm on 91.7 WYXR. Also, WYXR.org, Tunein, Facebook Live, YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. It's time to talk!

Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon unveiled her $477.3 million budget proposal last Friday, and Scott breaks it down in this week's episode. He also talks about philanthropists' funding of affordable housing projects, the county swapping contractors to guide its zoning ordinance overhaul, and more. Scott also previews meetings of the County Commission, City Council and School Board.

Just when we thought the Tony Hsieh saga was winding down, a new twist has emerged this week: A mysterious will, believed to be Tony's, was discovered in the effects of a now-deceased executor who apparently forgot about it while suffering from Alzheimer's. But the story about the billionaire's estate gets even weirder, as co-hosts Dayvid Figler and Sarah Lohman discuss with Nevada Current editor April Corbin Girnus. The team also examines the political strategy behind Victoria Seaman's new bid for a County Commission seat, and lastly, explores why concert tickets are so dang expensive in Las Vegas. Learn more about the sponsors of this April 25th episode: Aura Frames - Get $35-off plus free shipping on the Carver Mat frame with Promo Code CITYCAST Babbel - Get up to 60% off at Babbel.com/CITYCAST Cozy Earth - Use code COZYLASVEGAS for 40% off best-selling sheets, towels, pajamas, and more. Want to get in touch? Follow us @CityCastVegas on Instagram, or email us at lasvegas@citycast.fm. You can also call or text us at 702-514-0719. For more Las Vegas news, make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter, Hey Las Vegas. Looking to advertise on City Cast Las Vegas? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 2 - The report expected at today's meeting will give the Commission some idea of how effective their lobbying has been.

Steve & Ted in the Morning: 4/23/25 Complete Show - The City Council looking for consultants, the County Commission getting a report from Topeka, and world leaders preparing for a funeral.

Steve & Ted in the Morning: 4/22/25 Complete Show - The Vatican announces funeral plans for Pope Francis, and we talk the economy and tariffs with Sedgwick County Commission Chairman Ryan Baty and Senator Roger Marshall.

Following the tragedy that happened on FSU's campus this week, join us for a talk with Chairman Brain Welch. We have a timely talk about gun violence, and how tallahassee can move forward.

Cowley County Sheriff reporting the incident to the County Commission, says no ordinance exists in the County forbidding the behavior so far.

Commission Chairman Baty joins us every Tuesday, and today he is going to preview tomorrow's commission meeting.

Stories we're covering this week:• Assistant Police Chief retires after 34 years of service• Feathered families find funny homes in Mansfield• State agency urges safety as warm weather draws Mansfield residents to nearby lakes• County Commission hosts free egg giveaway events for Saturday• In Sports, the focus turns to the offensive lineIn the Features Section:• Angel Biasatti has information on the importance of staying hydrated in Methodist Mansfield News to Know• Brian Certain serves up a drink that will take your imagination to the lavender fields of southeastern France in this week's Cocktail of the Week.In the talk segment, Steve shares his interview with Mansfield ISD school board candidate Ana-Alicia Horn. Plus, your chance to win a $25 gift card to a Mansfield restaurant of your choice with our Mansfield Trivia Question, courtesy of Joe Jenkins Insurance. We are Mansfield's only source for news, talk and information. This is About Mansfield.

Ryan Baty checks in on Steve and Ted in the Morning. The Commission Chairman joins us every Tuesday morning with a rundown of what is happening in the county, and what to expect at the next Commission meeting.

George Brauchler fills in for Dan Caplis for today's edition of the show. In the first hour, George interviews Kevin Grantham, Member of the County Commission in Fremont County, to discuss Trump's embarrassing portrait in Colorado that has become the focus of national headlines.Then, George interviews former ICE Director John Fabbricatore about the recent ICE escapees.

The Commission is making time to help out the average Sedgwick County Citizen... who can afford their own aircraft and airstrip. Commission Chairman Ryan Baty joins us on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

Episode Notes My guests include two MSCS School Board members, Stephanie Love and Natalie McKinney. With all the drama involving the board which has now led to a possible legislative takeover drafted by Rep. Mark White, they tell me how they think we got here, and how will this action will affect the future education of our children. Also, the role the County Commission might have played in this situation. Next, Rachael Goodwin Spriggs is an educational advocate who is a staunch supporter of our children. She has been very outspoken about how we got to this place and she will tell me what concerns her most about possible state intervention. Lastly, we all know that technology is clearly the wave of the future. Meka Egwuekwe is the Chief Executive Officer of CodeCrew. They mentor underrepresented youth to be the next tech innovators and leaders. He joins to tell me how they do that and why the future is now! That and more on air and online Monday, 6pm, on 91.7 FM WYXR. Also, on the WYXR app, Tunein, Facebook Live, YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. It's time to talk!

Episode Notes My guests include two MSCS School Board members, Stephanie Love and Natalie McKinney. With all the drama involving the board which has now led to a possible legislative takeover drafted by Rep. Mark White, they tell me how they think we got here, and how will this action will affect the future education of our children. Also, the role the County Commission might have played in this situation. Next, Rachael Goodwin Spriggs is an educational advocate who is a staunch supporter of our children. She has been very outspoken about how we got to this place and she will tell me what concerns her most about possible state intervention. Lastly, we all know that technology is clearly the wave of the future. Meka Egwuekwe is the Chief Executive Officer of CodeCrew. They mentor underrepresented youth to be the next tech innovators and leaders. He joins to tell me how they do that and why the future is now! That and more on air and online Monday, 6pm, on 91.7 FM WYXR. Also, on the WYXR app, Tunein, Facebook Live, YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. It's time to talk!

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Hour 1 - Local and national news headlines on Steve and Ted in the Morning. Including a preview of a Sedgwick County Commission meeting.

This week, Audrey interviews Patty Kubeja, a member of the Kane County Commission. Recently, the county made history by becoming first all-women county commission in Utah. This isn't the first time Kane County has made history for an all-women governing body- in 1911 five women were elected to serve on the Kanab County Council.  In this interview, the two talk about this legacy, Patty's military service, and what led her to run for county commission.  Salt Lake Tribune: Utah's first all-female government started as a joke. A century later, this county is making history again. Learn more about Project Elect: projectelectwomen.org.  

On the next Charlotte Talks, a conversation with Mark Jerrell, chair of the Mecklenburg County Commission, elected in 2018 and rose to the top spot in December after George Dunlap decided not to seek another term as leader. Jerrell said he will focus on improving equity and affordability. We'll ask him about those priorities, the climate, taxes, and more.

You could call it a political earthquake. Sarasota County Commissioners voted yesterday AND today against two major suburban development projects, both with 5-0 votes. Ramon Lopez has that report. Then: Tuesday was also a big day for the Sarasota Performing Arts Center project - the costliest undertaking yet in the history of the city. Gretchen Cochran is following it closely. Next: A St. Petersburg Republican filed a bill that could defund the public arts programs of Florida cities - including that of the City of Sarasota. Finally: A pro-immigrant protest brought hundreds of people to downtown Sarasota this weekend. And more is to come, including tracking of deportation action in the region, according to one of the organizers. 

GA House Bill 581 has everyone in a tizzy! Columbia County Commission Chairman Doug Duncan was on with us this week to set the record straight on where he stands on it, and the county's options.

On the News Reel today, we talk to Andrew Christiansen, reporter at the Times-Independent, about the Grand County Commission's newly elected chair and vice chair. We also talk about the Moab Music Festival's new director and give an update about the missing parrots in Moab. Plus, we highlight a quick story about a 26,000-year-old fox that was discovered in Utah recently. - Show Notes - • Winfield made Grand County Commission chair; McCandless elected vice chair https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/winfield-made-grand-county-commission-chair-mccandless-elected-vice-chair/ • Moab music festival names Tessa Lark as artistic director https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/moab-music-festival-names-tessa-lark-as-artistic-director/ • Long lost parrots missing near Porcupine Rim https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/long-lost-parrots-missing-near-porcupine-rim/ • Ice age fox skeleton discovered in Utah cave https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/ice-age-fox-skeleton-discovered-in-utah-cave/

Sarasota County announced another $200 million-plus federal grant to help with storm recovery. The HUD funds will bail out many distressed homeowners here, and most of the money is supposed to help low- and moderate income households. Then: The first fully bilingual school in the region is expanding, and Dayana Melendez has the details. Next: The Manatee County Commission has a new chairman who wants to be transparent. He took his aspirations for a test-run in the first meeting under his gavel. Next: Immigration and immigrants have become a political and emotional punching bag. A forum in Sarasota wants to bring back the human angle.

Manatee County politics never cease to entertain. The same day the new chair of the county commission let his priorities be known, news broke about a lawsuit. Then: Developer Pat Neal's plans for a controversial commercial development in Venice changed election outcomes in the still-quaint but fast-growing city. Yesterday, Neal's project got a step closer to groundbreaking. But he still expects pushback. Next: The City of Sarasota spent quite some time and money to have a new logo designed. On Monday, they picked their choice. It's probably not what you think. Then: Roundabouts have turned many Sarasotans from foes into friends after they have been able to experience them first-hand. So what's taking new ones so long to be built? Finally: Reporter Ishmael Katz talked to one of the main organizers of the Martin Luther King Day celebrations in Sarasota, which will be upon us on and around Jan. 20.

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Yes folks, the stadium saga never ends as today, it looks like the Pinellas County Commission will vote on public funding for the Rays new stadium, which if approved, will hopefully have the stadium on track to be built...eventually? We welcomed on Colleen Wright, St. Pete reporter for the Tampa Bay Times, to help lay down the ground work for what's expected to happen this afternoon! Thanks so much for listening! You can follow RTR on social media @RaysTheRoofTB and be sure subscribe to the podcast! A big shout out to our sponsors, SeatGeek, In The Clutch and 1771 Designs! Use code RAYSTHEROOF for $20 off your first SeatGeek purchase of $50 or more and In The Clutch for 10% off at checkout. Use code RaysTheRoof with 1771 Designs for 15% off at checkout! Be sure to support our ongoing #TampaBayStrong hurricane relief fundraiser over at intheclutch.com/tampabaystrong! As always, Rays Up!

In this edition of "Update" we talk with Joe Wilson, the presiding commissioner of the Vernon County Commission about a state audit of the Vernon County government. Topics discussed include the overtaxing of Vernon County residents, questionable purchases made by county officials, procedures of the Vernon County Collector-Treasurer and a salary raise of the Vernon County Sheriff.

The Mike Moran era is over, and the Sarasota County Commission has a new chair. Who did the five commissioners pick? We have the details. Then: Once a year, the Sarasota County Commissioners sit down to pick their top long-term strategic priorities for the coming years. We put the spotlight on what they did NOT talk about. Next: When a luxury developer proposed the tallest tower yet for downtown Sarasota, it went down in a hail of criticism, both by planners and the public. Now it's back, and Florence Fahringer reports about Round 2. Finally: Drug addiction makes pregnancies very hazardous. An event on Friday in Sarasota focuses on how to get better health outcomes.

A former odd-man-out is now chairing the Manatee County Commission, after an election that brought big change. And at the first meeting of the newly constituted board, a sitting commissioner went to great lengths signaling that he got the message of the anti-developer groundswell of these elections. Then: Manatee County is moving along at good speed when it comes to workforce housing. A high-profile project in Bradenton took a big step towards becoming reality. Next: The big win for Trump wasn't as big as it seems. And it's another episode of the whipsaw politics we've seen for many decades now. A political analyst spoke in Sarasota, and Ramon Lopez listened. Then: Mexico is one of the main targets of the wrath of the second Trump administration. A speaker will put the spotlight on U.S.-Mexico relations at an event tomorrow in Sarasota.Finally: It's not easy to have conversations across the aisle. We talked to someone who is trying hard.

County Commission changes rules on public comments, and a person has died after an industrial accident at work by 904 Now

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In this edition of "Update" we talk with Joe Wilson, the presiding commissioner of the Vernon County Commission, about the latest happenings in Vernon County. Topics include road and bridge work being done in Vernon County, the Vernon County Commission's meeting with the Kaysinger Basin Board, and other projects being worked on in Vernon County.

11/12/24: Joel Heitkamp is joined by the newly-elected Cass County Commissioner, Joel Vettel. They talk about his goals for the office, particularly how to include rural Cass County in the discussions and school districts in the county. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosts: Leah Murray & Andy Cupp Voters in Weber County have the opportunity to select their next County Commissioner for Seat C. They either choose the incumbent, or one of two challengers. Jim Harvey is the incumbent Republican candidate for Weber County Commission Seat C. He joins us in the studio to talk about his background and the issues most important to him.

Hosts: Maura Carabello & Taylor Morgan Voters in Weber County have the opportunity to select their next County Commissioner for Seat C. They either choose the incumbent, or one of two challengers. Steven Van Wagoner is the Democratic candidate for Weber County Commission Seat C. He joins us in the studio to talk about his background and the issues most important to him.

A Forum among candidates for the Barnstable County Commission.

On Monday, KZMU News Director Emily Arntsen and Public Affairs host Christy Williams Dunton facilitated a two-hour forum with the eight candidates running for Grand County Commission. The conversation is separated into four 30-minute segments by district. - Time Stamps - • 00:00 - 00:30 — District 3: Incumbent Jacques Hadler & Howard Trenholme • 00:30 - 01:00 — District 2: Melodie McCandless & Jason Ramsdell • 01:00 - 01:30 — District 1: Incumbent Trish Hedin & Brittney Bohannon Melton • 01:30 - 02:00 — At-Large: Brian Martinez & Ashley Korenblat

10/15/24: Joel Heitkamp is joined by Keith Gohdes, candidate for Cass County Commission in District 5. He's a life-long resident of Cass County and spent most of his professional career as a social studies teacher and coach in the Maple Valley Schools. He will face Joel Vettel on the November ballot for the sole seat in District 5. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

While Hurricane Helene disrupted virtually every life and way of life in this region, at least one thing is happening as scheduled—the 2024 election. Today, I talk with Amanda Edwards, a member of the Buncombe County Commission who is running to succeed the departing Brownie Newman as chair.Here, in a conversation that took place weeks before Helene struck, Edwards talks about her motivations for entering electoral politics and the issues that motivate her today. Our conversation runs through affordable housing policy, education, the environment and improving emergency services. She also makes a point to talk about transparency and ethics as an elected official. Later in this conversation, Edwards criticizes a now former practice of elected county officials accepting retention bonuses. Though she doesn't directly name him, her opponent in this race, Van Duncan, was an elected sheriff who accepted such a bonus. I emailed Duncan's campaign to ask for an interview and haven't receive a response. Help "The Overlook with Matt Peiken" podcast reach its very reachable goal: Just $1,000 in monthly contributions by Election Day. Membership at our Patreon campaign starts at just $5/month. Support the showSupport The Overlook by joining our Patreon campaign!Advertise your event on The Overlook.Instagram: AVLoverlook | Facebook: AVLoverlook | Twitter: AVLoverlookListen and Subscribe: All episodes of The OverlookThe Overlook theme song, "Maker's Song," comes courtesy of the Asheville band The Resonant Rogues.Podcast Asheville © 2023

Happy Saturday! Guest Jeff Colyer, former Kansas Governor, Surgeon, and Trump Campaign Manager for Kansas, joins to discuss his latest trip to Ukraine helping as medical support on the front line, Trump campaign in Kansas, upcoming elections, and more.  Guest Jeff Blubaugh, candidate for Sedgwick County District 2, joins to discuss campaign, moving from City Council to County Commission, property taxes, growth in county, and more.  Guest Scott Schwab, Kansas Secretary of State, joins to discuss the latest with upcoming election season. Discussion of battle with USPS, getting out the vote, county election offices preparing for early voting, and more.  Guest Congressman Tracey Mann, 1st District Kansas, joins to discuss latest from Washington DC. Discussion of farm bill updates, migration crisis, inflation, campaign season, and more. 

Community Matters expands its usual local conversations to include some with candidates running for various offices in 2024.Tony Iovieno, a Democrat, shares his motivation for seeking the District 3 seat on the Calhoun County Board of Commissioners. He also emphasizes what he calls the "families first" focus of his campaign.Episode ResourcesMichigan Voter Information CenterYour Voter InformationMichigan Department of State – ElectionsCalhoun County ElectionsCity of Battle Creek ElectionsCommunity Matters is sponsored by Lakeview Ford Lincoln and produced by Livemic Communications. Episodes can be heard anytime at BattleCreekPodcast.com.Community Matters is a service of Lakeview Ford Lincoln, produced by Livemic Communications. Candidate interviews are for informational purposes and should not be construed as an endorsement.

It's been argued that Clark County's board of commissioners is more important than the state legislature, even the governor's office. 

Jennifer Hamey is a local attorney and NPA candidate for Manatee County Commission District 1, a seat that is currently vacant. Hamey joins TBT's Mitch Maley and Dawn Kitterman to discuss her vision for a rural, resource-rich district that is rapidly changing because of rampant development.