Everything Real In Fredericksburg
Welcome to Everything REAL in Fredericksburg, a podcast dedicated to exploring the most pressing issues affecting the Fredericksburg area. I'm your host, LeeAnn Bailey, and each week, we'll sit down with local professionals and government officials to discuss a range of topics that impact our community.From education and healthcare to economic development and infrastructure, we'll dive deep into the issues that matter most to the people of Fredericksburg. Our guests will include business leaders, educators, healthcare professionals, elected officials, and other experts who can provide valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities facing our region.Join us as we explore the real issues affecting our community and work towards finding solutions that benefit us all. Whether you're a long-time resident of Fredericksburg or just getting to know the area, Everything REAL in Fredericksburg has something for everyone. So tune in, subscribe, and let's get started!
Everything Real In Fredericksburg
Ken Cooke on The Newspaper, our Community, and Keeping the Right Perspective
Welcome to Everything Real In Fredericksburg, the podcast where we bring you stories and perspectives from the heart of this charming Texas town.
In today's episode, we are joined by a very special guest, Ken Cooke, the editor of the local Fredericksburg newspaper.
Ken has been reporting on the news and events of this town for many years, and in this episode, he shares his insights on the current state of the community, as well as his thoughts on the future.
Throughout the conversation, Ken provides a unique perspective on life in Fredericksburg, sharing stories of the people and places that make this town so special.
He also offers his take on the town's rich history, including its German roots and the wisdom of the town's leadership.
So whether you're a long-time resident of Fredericksburg or just passing through, this episode is sure to give you a deeper appreciation for Fredericksburg.
Tune in now to hear our conversation with Ken Cooke, editor of the Fredericksburg Standard!