What exciting new developments are coming to Waynesville-St Robert Joint Airport? Join Mayor Sean Wilson as he shares the latest updates on our community, including the highly anticipated new flights to Chicago and Dallas starting October 1st. You'll also get an inside look at September's key city meetings, from the Rosen Ground session to the Emergency Services and Police Committee gathering. Don't miss out on the latest strides made by our electric department and the progress of the streetlight project in Brentwood Terrace.This episode is packed with information on upcoming community events that you won't want to miss! Mark your calendars for the Patriot Day Festival on September 7th, where we'll commemorate 9-11 and enjoy a day of food, entertainment, and more. Plus, get all the details on the third annual Hogs and Frogs event happening later this month. If you're looking to give back, learn about volunteer opportunities at the Waynesville St Robert animal shelter and how you can participate in the Veterans Day Parade. Stay informed and connected with everything happening in Waynesville by tuning in!

How can you ensure your voice is heard in Waynesville? Join Mayor Sean Wilson as he outlines crucial updates and community events for the week of August 26, 2024, including registration deadlines for the upcoming general election and the observance of Labor Day. Sean provides all the details you need to stay engaged, from the Waynesville St Robert Joint Airport Board meeting schedules and agenda items like budget fuel sales reports and new service patterns, to how and when you can make your concerns known at the roads and grounds committee meeting.Discover upcoming community projects, such as utility pole upgrades by the electric department, and mark your calendars for the Patriot Day Festival on September 7th at Rubidoux Park. Learn about the exciting vendors, food, and entertainment planned for this poignant day of remembrance, sponsored by the armed service YMCA. Plus, Sean introduces the new city podcast and the availability of transcripts, ensuring that everyone in Waynesville remains informed and connected. Don't miss out on this comprehensive weekly update packed with vital information for all citizens.

Curious about the latest developments in Waynesville? Mayor Sean Wilson joins us to share critical updates from the recent city council meeting. Discover how the approval of the 2023 ad valorem tax rate impacts your household and learn about exciting appointments like Tracy Cofellas joining the City Park Board. We also unpack new ordinances, such as the establishment of a loading and unloading zone at North Benton and North Street, and significant improvements in our electric infrastructure.We dive into future plans that will shape Waynesville's landscape, including a property rezoning on Historic Route 66 to make room for multifamily residential homes, enhancing affordable housing options. Mayor Wilson also unveils a new city website and app designed to keep residents informed and engaged through customizable notifications. Stay tuned to find out how these changes promise to elevate the quality of life in our community and what you can expect from the upcoming developments at Patriot Landing.

This week, Mayor Sean A. Wilson will share an update on the sidewalk project, Contour Airlines, The Pocket Park Grant, Croaker Repairs, the New website and app, and the Hogs and Frogs Festival. Please subscribe and share this information.

Old Stage Coach, Citizens Helping the Community, Yard Sale signs, Public Hearing, 3rd Annual Hogs and Frogs event.

This week Mayor Sean A. Wilson shared about the recent concern of homelessness and the recent State Statue Revision. There is a reminder of the July 4th schedule changes and we celebrate our Business spotlight of the Month Rocky Top Pets. Enjoy the 4th of July Festivities.

Mayor Wilson speaks with Tracy O' Quinn who is the host of the Fort NOT Lost in the Woods Podcast. He answers questions about what's happening in Waynesville and answers questions about his role as Mayor.

This week, we discuss sidewalks, July 4th, Dollar Tree, and fireworks within the city limits.

Remembering the past and planning for the future. The city seal bears these words, and I believe this is truly a testament to our identity. I want to be clear about that phrase.  Community events and city hall holidays.