Tierney Kain Talks with Pete Kinney About His Run for Town of Highlands Supervisor

The Highlands Hub Meets Tulsa

Join Erin Helle and Jennifer Rhyne from the Highlands Hub Podcast as they share eye-opening lessons from a recent trip to Tulsa’s Main Street America Conference a gathering of over 800 passionate leaders committed to revitalizing downtowns across the country. From discovering the power of community participation to harnessing stories and systems for sustainable growth, they reveal the proven strategies that drive local pride, attract visitors, and boost small business success. Unlock the secrets behind thriving small towns and how your community can become the next success story. If you're ready to turn challenges into opportunities, this episode is your must-listen.

Getting Personal with Mayor Jim DiSalvo

Most community leaders focus on policy Jim DiSalvo shows us what it truly means to lead with heart. In this candid conversation, Highland Falls’ mayor reveals how his deep roots, family values, and love for the town shape his approach to service and why understanding the community’s soul is just as important as fixing its problems. You’ll discover how Mayor DiSalvo balances his demanding roles at Village Hall and the Sheriff's Office, what really fuels his commitment to revitalizing Highland Falls, and how he’s turning challenges like aging water infrastructure into opportunities for growth. We break down: - The powerful influence of family history and Sicilian roots in shaping leadership and community pride - Behind-the-scenes truths about tackling complex issues like water system upgrades and zoning reforms - Why building genuine relationships is key in a layered community with both longstanding residents and newcomers - How open communication and mutual respect are transforming local politics—and why that matters for residents - The importance of patience in government, and how four-year terms give communities time to truly change This episode is perfect for residents, local leaders, or anyone who believes that true community building requires more than policies, it demands authentic connection, vision, and perseverance. If you’re ready to see how one mayor’s commitment is changing a town from the inside out and why that matters for your own community you won’t want to miss this conversation. Guest Mayor Jim DiSalvo, a dedicated servant with deep Highland Falls roots and strong West Point ties, shares insights that go beyond politics, inspiring us all to lead with purpose and pride. Tune in, get inspired, and see your community in a whole new light.

Jennifer Rhyne talks with Jen Gargiulo for Village Trustee

Join Jen Rhyne as she engages with Jen Gargiulo, a candidate for Village Trustee, in a compelling discussion about community questions and her vision for Highland Falls. This episode delves into the importance of community engagement, transparency, and future planning, while balancing tradition with innovation. Discover how collaboration and open communication can foster growth and preserve the community's values.

AOG and The Hudson Valley Program with Erin Helle

Erin Helle, Executive Director of Strategic Investment and Partnerships, shares her perspectives with The Highlands Hub on community-driven initiatives, maintaining the town's historical character and clarifying misconceptions about AOG and the Hudson Valley Program.

Tierney Kain Talks with Pete Kinney About His Run for Town of Highlands Supervisor

Join Tierney Kain as she sits down with Pete Kinney, a candidate for Town of Highlands Supervisor, to discuss his vision for the community. In this episode, Pete answers pressing questions from local residents, shares his plans for sustainable growth, and talks about his commitment to preserving the town's unique character. Tune in to learn more about Pete's background, his priorities if elected, and how he plans to address key issues like education, infrastructure, and community development. Don't miss this insightful conversation that aims to inform and engage the Town of Highlands community.