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You Are Not Alone: Mental Health Awareness

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, Community Engagement Specialist Kaylee Rhodes sits down with Anna Platz, Director of Community Services, and Stephanie Houser Fouse, Public Health Specialist and representative of the Suicide Prevention Coalition, to explore the importance of mental wellness in our community.

Watt's Going On With Energy Prices?

In this episode, Legislator Kalamas sits down with National Grid representatives Logan Eddy and Alberto Bianchetti to explain why electricity costs have risen, what drives changes in supply rates, and how these shifts affect Lewis County residents. The conversation breaks down energy trends, bill components, and ongoing efforts to strengthen the grid.  Contact Center: 1-800-646-4272

Winter Recreation Master Plan

Disclaimer: This episode was recorded on Microsoft Teams, so the audio quality may not be perfect. Thank you for your understanding! In this episode, we dive into the Winter Recreation Master Plan—a comprehensive approach to enhancing outdoor experiences during the colder months. Join us as we explore the vision behind the plan. Whether you’re a winter sports enthusiast or simply curious about how strategic planning shapes local recreation, this episode offers valuable perspectives on building a vibrant, year-round outdoor experience.

Flu Season Insights with Public Health

In this episode, we sit down with Lewis County Public Health to talk all things flu. We cover what strain of the flu is circulating this season, how to know when to visit the ER versus your primary care provider, and share practical tips and tricks to help you stay healthy. Tune in for expert advice to keep you and your family safe this flu season!

Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP)

In this episode we break down the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP). We discuss the different types of HEAP assistance available, key deadlines and updates for the 2025–2026 season, and tips for navigating the application process. We encourage anyone who might need assistance this winter to apply!