Show Recap for Aug. 7, 2010

In the first hour, our guest is former controller for the City of Anderson, Morris Long. He gives us his observations on the city’s budget crisis and strategy for economic recovery.

The second hour, we interview DeWayne Landwehr, executive director of the Flagship Enterprise Center in Anderson. He gives us a sneak preview of things to come from the Flagship, plus insights on tree farming.

The final hour, we hear from Jason McCrocklin, local entrepreneur who recently opened Gojoteki, a full-service business & technology center in Pendleton. Plus, South Madison school board member, Joel Sandefur.

Kevin’s News & Biz Briefs

• Anderson Wins Annual Band Day Competition
• Reaching for the right pawpaw
• Where Taxes Are Up, Services Down

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