Episode 29 The end of an era: Sue Carole to step down
Starting in 2023 and for the first time in more than four decades, when you put new tags on your car, you won't write your check to County Clerk Sue Carole Perry. The 2020 election was the proverbial straw that broke Perry's back and made her decide to retire. Tony Harover won the primary election, and barring any unforeseen and unlikely circumstances, Harover will take over the office in January. Sue Carole sat with POSITIVELY Shelby for a bit to talk about her career, how she got the job in the 1970s, and some of the quirky things that have happened since.
18 Jun 2022
Remembering John Prine
Todd Brown's dream becomes a reality THIS FRIDAY when he and several other local musicians offer a FREE concert featuring all music from the late great John Prine, who was a victim of COVID-19 in 2020. The event is 5:30-8:30 Friday, June 24, at Stargazer Plaza in downtown Shelbyville.
2 Jun 2022
Episode 27: Let's get back to work now!
Since COVID-19 disrupted our lives dramatically, people have been slow getting back to business.
Shelby County Industrial Development Foundation Executive Director Libby Adams gives us the lowdown on an upcoming seminar to help employers get and retain great employees. This is a must podcast and seminar for anyone who needs to hire workers.
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