web02.fireside.fm Thu, 21 May 2026 15:02:06 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Registered - Episodes Tagged with “Small Towns” https://registered.fireside.fm/tags/small%20towns Wed, 22 Apr 2026 06:15:00 -0500 Registered explores the people and places that make Allen County, Kansas a special place to live. The views from Allen County, produced by The Iola Register. en-us episodic A podcast exploring the people and places of Allen County, Kansas. Hosted by Tim Stauffer. Produced by The Iola Register. The Iola Register Registered explores the people and places that make Allen County, Kansas a special place to live. The views from Allen County, produced by The Iola Register. no The Iola Register, Kansas, Iola, Allen County, community, journalism, newspapers The Iola Register timstauffer@iolaregister.com Jeremiah Ivy plans to make the most of his time on Iola City Council https://registered.fireside.fm/jeremiah-ivy 0e2cd474-5dce-4c0a-9b53-1dbf205f910f Wed, 22 Apr 2026 06:15:00 -0500 The Iola Register full The Iola Register In this week’s episode of “Registered,” we speak with Jeremiah Ivy about what he hopes to accomplish on the Council and how Iola can move forward. 33:51 no <p>Jeremiah Ivy grew up in Iola. A 2008 graduate of Iola High School, he now works at B&amp;W Trailer Hitches, is married, and has two daughters. </p> <p>Ivy was elected to his first term on the Iola City Council last November, so he’s still learning the ropes and getting up to speed. But he already has several things he hopes to address, and he seems determined to make the most of his time on the Council.</p> <p>In this week’s episode of “Registered,” we speak with Ivy about what he hopes to accomplish on the Council and how Iola can move forward. </p> iola, iola kansas, kansas, iola city council, small towns, southeast kansas, rural Jeremiah Ivy grew up in Iola. A 2008 graduate of Iola High School, he now works at B&W Trailer Hitches, is married, and has two daughters.

Ivy was elected to his first term on the Iola City Council last November, so he’s still learning the ropes and getting up to speed. But he already has several things he hopes to address, and he seems determined to make the most of his time on the Council.

In this week’s episode of “Registered,” we speak with Ivy about what he hopes to accomplish on the Council and how Iola can move forward.

]]> Jeremiah Ivy grew up in Iola. A 2008 graduate of Iola High School, he now works at B&W Trailer Hitches, is married, and has two daughters.

Ivy was elected to his first term on the Iola City Council last November, so he’s still learning the ropes and getting up to speed. But he already has several things he hopes to address, and he seems determined to make the most of his time on the Council.

In this week’s episode of “Registered,” we speak with Ivy about what he hopes to accomplish on the Council and how Iola can move forward.

]]> Cynthia Carr probably taught your parents, too https://registered.fireside.fm/cynthia-carr 183852c3-0bf9-4548-8247-9a1211354cd0 Thu, 02 Jul 2020 15:00:00 -0500 The Iola Register full The Iola Register In today’s episode, Richard Luken sits down with Cynthia Carr, longtime Iola Middle School librarian, LaHarpe city council member, and co-owner of the RV Park in LaHarpe. We took some time to talk about her experiences as an educator, her perspective on LaHarpe’s recent progress and the work still to be done in the Allen County community. 26:16 no <p>In today’s episode, Richard Luken sits down with Cynthia Carr, longtime Iola Middle School librarian, LaHarpe city council member, and co-owner of the RV Park in LaHarpe. </p> <p>We took some time to talk about her experiences as an educator, her perspective on LaHarpe’s recent progress and the work still to be done in the Allen County community. </p> LaHarpe, librarian, Iola, Kansas, city council, mayor, small towns In today’s episode, Richard Luken sits down with Cynthia Carr, longtime Iola Middle School librarian, LaHarpe city council member, and co-owner of the RV Park in LaHarpe.

We took some time to talk about her experiences as an educator, her perspective on LaHarpe’s recent progress and the work still to be done in the Allen County community.

]]> In today’s episode, Richard Luken sits down with Cynthia Carr, longtime Iola Middle School librarian, LaHarpe city council member, and co-owner of the RV Park in LaHarpe.

We took some time to talk about her experiences as an educator, her perspective on LaHarpe’s recent progress and the work still to be done in the Allen County community.

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