Parker Garlough is helping tell the stories that shape York County every day.

In this episode, we talk about Parker’s journey into journalism, what brought them to a small-town community like York, and what it really looks like to cover local stories that matter. From showing up at events to reporting on decisions that impact everyday life, Parker shares a behind-the-scenes look at the role of local news and why it is more important than ever.

This is more than a conversation about journalism. It is about curiosity, connection, and being the link between a community and the stories that define it.

Shauna Bigelow steps into her new role as Director of Wessels Living History Farm with a strong background, fresh perspective, and big ideas for the future.

In this episode, we talk about her journey, what led her to York County, and how she plans to build on the legacy of one of the area’s most unique destinations. From leadership to vision, this conversation highlights what it takes to bring new energy into a place that already means so much to the community.

This is more than a conversation about a role. It’s about growth, ideas, and the future of Wessels Farm.

If there’s one thing that can transform a business, a team, or a community… it’s people.

In this episode, Heather Hultgrien returns to the podcast for the third time to share insights on leadership, employee engagement, and what it really means to create a workplace where people want to be. From small daily interactions to big-picture leadership decisions, this conversation is full of practical takeaways and honest moments.

Because strong communities are built the same way strong teams are… intentionally.