Ep. 4 Community Liaison: Feat. Lt. Ed Watts of the Fremont Police Department.

Ep. 7 A Helping Hand For The Fremont Community (Featuring Kirk Brown)

Kirk Brown discusses being a longtime business owner in Fremont before focusing his professional attention on Rebuilding Together Platte Valley East. He also shares what profession he considered pursuing after graduating from Fremont High School and also a great opossum story.

Ep. 6 Working For A Better Environment: Feat. Casey Vaughan

Fremont native Casey Vaughan joins Brent Wasenius to discuss her role as executive director of Keep Fremont Beautiful, her family and the work of non-profits.

Ep. 5 Leading the Fremont Chamber into the future: Feat. Brenda Wilberding

Brent Wasenius talks with Fremont Area Chamber President and CEO Brenda Wilberding about her career path, including a stop at Midland University. They also discuss a little volleyball and the growth in the city's business community.

Ep. 4 Community Liaison: Feat. Lt. Ed Watts of the Fremont Police Department.

Lt. Ed Watts of the Fremont Police Department is celebrating 30 years on the job. The Blair native discusses the challenges law enforcement faces as well as the things he loves about his work.

Ep. 3 The Leader Of The Board: Feat. Bob Missel, chairman of the Dodge Co. Board of Supervisors

Bob Missel grew up in Michigan, but has been a key pillar in the Fremont community for decades. In this episode he discusses taking over his family's men's clothing business in the downtown area and his leadership role with the Dodge County Board of Supervisors. He also talks about his favorite hobby — coin collecting.