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In this episode of The Local Loop, Trevor and Dion return after a short break to catch up on a busy stretch for Farmington and Farmington Hills. They break down the recent local election results, voter turnout, and what the campaigns revealed about civic engagement in the community. The conversation expands into healthcare, employer sponsored insurance, and why national policy debates often feel very personal at the local level. From there, they shift into the holiday season, talking about Holly Days, the holiday market, the parade, and the many volunteers and organizers who make these traditions possible. The episode wraps with reflections on why community involvement matters year round and how winter tends to bring both challenges and connection closer to home.

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In this episode of The Local Loop, Trevor and Dion catch up on local buzz and dig into a few hot topics around town. They start with the debate over a proposed Culver’s at 12 Mile and Orchard — the zoning issues, traffic concerns, and what it means for small business growth in Farmington Hills. Then they talk about upcoming community events like Holidays in the Hills and the annual Warren Miller ski film premiere before closing on a serious note about the potential end of federal SNAP benefits and how it could impact Michigan families. It’s a mix of local insight, lighthearted back-and-forth, and real community talk from two guys who live it every day.

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In this episode of The Local Loop, Trevor and Dion sit down with Mayor Theresa Rich for a wide-ranging conversation about leading Farmington Hills through growth and change. They talk about her hands-on approach as the city’s ambassador, the push for more diverse boards and commissions, and her plans for the next term. Mayor Rich shares updates on redevelopment along Grand River and 12 Mile, the vision for a new Costick Center, and how the city can stay welcoming while planning for the future. It is an honest and upbeat discussion about inclusion, leadership, and keeping Farmington Hills moving forward.