Let's Talk Greene County

Greene County Attorney Thomas Laehn talks about the judge retention election in November and the Judicial Performance Review from the Iowa State Bar Association.

Friends of the Jefferson Library President Wendy Taylor talks about their organization and highlights the good that they do during National Friends of the Library Week.

Iowa Department of Natural Resources Conservation Officer Aron Arthur joins us for part two of our two part series as we discuss additional upcoming hunting seasons and the Hunter’s Education Field Day classes.

Iowa Department of Natural Resources Conservation Officer Aron Arthur joins us for the first of our two part series as we review the fall hunting seasons.

Jefferson Matters Executive Director Matt Wetrich gives us an update.

Greene County New Opportunities Coordinator Teresa Lansman talks about the Warm Hearts Clothing Drive, LIHEAP registrations and signing up for the Holiday Food Baskets and Greene County Kids Toy Drive.

Greene County Engineer Wade Weiss joins us for part two of our two part series as we continue to go over different projects.

Greene County Engineer Wade Weiss joins us for part one of our two part series as we go over some ongoing projects.

Greene County Public Health Director Shelby Cooklin talks about the influenza vaccine, along with the upcoming Drive-Thru Flu and COVID Clinic this Wednesday.

Jefferson Matters Executive Director Matt Wetrich gives us an update.

Greene County 4-H’ers Ella Tasler and Paisley Lautner are also serving on State 4-H Council and we highlight them during National 4-H Week.

Landus Cooperative Field Agronomist Dan Bjorklund talks about how corn and soybeans are doing following several inches of rainfall as we head into the final stretch of the growing season and transitioning to harvest.

Greene County Development Corporation Executive Director Greg Piklapp joins us for part two of our two part series as we discuss business growth and retention, an Available Buildings Tour next week and the fourth Build Your Own

Greene County Development Corporation Executive Director Greg Piklapp joins us for part one of our two part series as we discuss housing, a new local grant program for cities in the county and an update on the

Jefferson Matters Executive Director Matt Wetrich gives us an update.

Greene County Attorney Thomas Laehn explains a recent Post Conviction Relief case that he won.

Greene County ISU Extension Director Jeff Lamoureux and 4-H and Youth Coordinator Samantha Johnson join us for an update as we cover programs and classes such as commercial pesticide trainings and National 4-H Week activities, among other

Greene County Conservation Director Tanner Scheuermann and Naturalist Jacob Fernholz join us for part two of our two part series as we continue to review some projects in the different county parks, preview when the new Hunter

Greene County Conservation Department Director Tanner Scheuermann and Naturalist Jacob Fernholz join us for part one of our two part series as we review how the 2nd Annual School of the Wild went at Spring Lake Park

Jefferson Matters Executive Director Matt Wetrich gives us an update.

Grand Junction author Pam Davis joins us for part two of our two part series as we continue to discuss her two recently published books.

Pam Davis is from Grand Junction and is a new author of two books. She joins us to talk about them in one part of our two part series.

Multicultural Family Resource Center Executive Director Sara Huddleston and strategic planning lead Bob Cisneros join us for the second of our two part series as we continue to discuss the progress the board has made with its

Multicultural Family Resource Center Director Sara Huddleston and strategic planner Bob Cisneros joins us for part one of our two part series and we discuss a dance group coming to Jefferson and how the MFRC Board is

Greene County High School Band Director Wes Anderson talks about TP insurance during Homecoming Week, as well as a new venture of creating Varsity Band as a volunteer opportunity for students who want to do ensembles outside