Watonga City Manager Minute Monday

About Watonga City Manager Minute Monday

Watonga Community Corner podcast shares Watonga government highlights, improvements and we will be hosting different guests and topics of city government interests for our community. #BetterTogetherWatonga

Publisher

City of Watonga and Teresa France, BrandLogix Mobile Marketing

Category

government

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

10 Apr 2023

Latest episode

7 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

66 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   7 Oct 2026

   Still Sharp after 50 Years - the Watonga Cheese Festival

   50 years of cheese, community, culture, and tradition! In this special episode of Watonga Community Corner, host City of Watonga and producer BrandLogix Mobile Marketing, Teresa France celebrates a major milestone the 50th Annual Watonga Cheese Festival. Teresa sits down with Lisa Seitter, Watonga Cheese Festival organizer, and Ramona TallBear, coordinator of the Plains Collective Indigenous Art Festival, for a conversation about what makes this longtime Oklahoma tradition so special. Lisa shares what visitors can expect from the 50th anniversary celebration, including local vendors, family activities, entertainment, the famous cheese tasting line, food and art competitions, the Great Rat Race 5K, parade, and the people who have kept this festival going for five decades. Ramona takes us inside the Plains Collective Indigenous Art Festival, celebrating Native artists, culture, and living traditions through Indigenous art exhibitions and vendors, fashion shows, discussion panels, food demonstrations, a fry bread contest, Native dancers, and the Sunday powwow at Watonga Legion Park. More than an event, the Watonga Cheese Festival is a homecoming; a celebration of the people, traditions, cultures, and community spirit that make Watonga special. Still Sharp After 50 Years! Guests: Lisa Seitter & Ramona TallBear
Host & Producer: Teresa France
Watonga, Oklahoma
A BrandLogix Mobile Marketing production Come for the cheese. Stay for the art, culture, history, and community.

2. 

   12 Aug 2026

   Watonga Chief Briston Lowry

   Watonga Community Corner Episode 5In this episode of Watonga Community Corner, we sit down with Watonga’s new Chief of Police, Briston Lowry, for a conversation about leadership, law enforcement, community relationships, and his vision for serving the people of Watonga, Oklahoma.Get to know Chief Lowry, hear about the experiences that shaped his career, and learn more about his approach to building trust, strengthening communication, and working alongside the community he now serves.Watonga Community Corner is a podcast highlighting our people, programs, and stories the individuals and organizations that help make Watonga a strong, resourceful community. Want new episodes sent directly to your phone?Text welcome2watonga to 888-677-3772. Listen and follow Watonga Community Corner Here on Spotify. Subscribe to our BrandLogix YouTube channel and turn on notifications so you’ll know when new episodes drop. Watonga, OklahomaPresented by the City of Watonga#WatongaCommunityCorner #WatongaOK #BristonLowry #WatongaPolice #ChiefOfPolice #CityOfWatonga #Oklahoma #CommunityLeadership #LawEnforcement #SmallTownOklahoma #BrandLogix

3. 

   8 Jul 2026

   Rooted in Community: Homegrown Stories from the Blaine County Farmers Market

   Welcome to another episode of Watonga Community Corner the podcast where we share the people, programs, organizations, and stories that make our community strong and resourceful.In this episode, Tosha and I are talking all things local with the Blaine County Farmers Market at Watonga! We visit about how the market got started, the people and vendors who make it possible, and why supporting locally grown, homemade, and handmade products is so important to our rural community.We also talk about what visitors can expect at the market, opportunities for local growers, makers, bakers, and small businesses, and some of the exciting things planned for this market season. In this episode, we talk about:• The story behind the Blaine County Farmers Market at Watonga
• Local farmers, growers, makers, and vendors
• Homegrown, homemade, and handmade products
• How the market supports small businesses
• Agriculture and rural traditions in Blaine County
• What families can experience when they visit
• How to become involved as a vendor or supporter
• What’s ahead for the Farmers MarketA farmers market is about more than fresh produce. It’s about neighbors supporting neighbors, families gathering together, small businesses finding opportunities to grow, and keeping our agricultural traditions alive for future generations.Thank you for joining us on Watonga Community Corner as we continue highlighting the people and stories at the heart of Watonga, Oklahoma. Hosted by Teresa France Like this episode, share it with your friends and neighbors, and subscribe so you don’t miss future conversations from around our community!#WatongaCommunityCorner #BlaineCountyFarmersMarket #WatongaOklahoma #WatongaOK #FarmersMarket #ShopLocal #SupportLocal #OklahomaAgriculture #SmallBusiness #CommunityMatters #Homegrown #Handmade #RuralOklahoma

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Spotify

5.0 / 5

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