In this episode Pam Leyda discusses losing her son Nick to suicide and how she is focused on helping others in getting resources to them including encouraging early intervention.   

Tim Sidel and Rick Arredondo discuss the impact of returning to business as usual after the quarantine is lifted.  Highlighting potential issues with supply chain for materials and services needed to meet the needs of your customers. 

Michaela Madison and Rick Arredondo discuss how small businesses can engage with their client using Facebook during the Covid-19 crisis.

Michaela Madison founder of Newsymom and Rick Arredondo talk about the impact of Covid 19 on small businesses and the need to stay connected with their clients.  And more importantly, planning ahead for when business restrictions ease.  

In this small business segment, Tim Sidel owner of Around the Corner Frames and Galley is featured. Listen in as he talks about his business and the local art scene here in New Philadelphia, Ohio. 

Jim and Carol Boltz are joined by Shana Angel to talk about how local farmers are collaborating together to help our community with healthy meat and produce.  Farmers in Tuscarawas County are stepping up to offer an innovative alternative to shopping at big box stores where supplies have been adversely impacted by the Coronavirus outbreak. 

Listen in and hear about our men's conference scheduled for April 18th at the Schoenbrunn Inn & Conference Center.  Get in the game!  

Adam Wilgus is running for Juvenile and Probate Court Judge in Tuscarawas County. Adam who is an experienced adjudicator  who if elected will replace retiring Judge Linda Kate. Meet Adam and hear about his plans to bring improvements to the juvenile and probate courts and his passion for family, community and his country.  

Correy and Rick have a very impromptu discussion about Jesus and other stuff. 

Since we opened we have been moving to meet the greater needs of the community. We are excited to announce our new direction as a creative hub, designed with the intent to connect our local art community with our greater community.