Small Towns: Unscripted
Small Towns: Unscripted
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Welcome to Small Towns: Unscripted, a podcast celebrating the heart of the Lake Chelan Valley community. Whether you're new to the area or from families who arrived here on covered wagons, this is a space for voices of all ages and backgrounds. We believe every connection, old or new, weaves a unique thread into our shared lives. Through authentic conversations, we aim to honor stories, bridge generational gaps, and foster genuine relationships. Join us in building a stronger, more vibrant community where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued. Our mission is to build relationships.
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The podcast celebrates community narratives, family traditions, and intergenerational stories, with episodes like Sandy and Mona Miller's discussion on their family's legacy in the Chelan Valley and their involvement in local events like the Apple Blossom Festival.
Welcome to Small Towns: Unscripted, a podcast celebrating the heart of the Lake Chelan Valley community. Whether you’re new to the area or from families who arrived here on covered wagons, this is a space for voices of all ages and backgrounds. We believe every connection, old or new, weaves a unique thread into our shared lives. Through authentic conversations, we aim to honor stories, bridge generational gaps, and foster genuine relationships. Join us in building a stronger, more vibrant community where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued. Our mission is to build relationships.
In this episode of Small Towns Unscripted, we sit down with Sandy Miller and her daughter Mona Miller-Ferguson to uncover the incredible story of their family’s deep roots in the Chelan Valley. Sandy, 83 years young and married to Gary Miller, shares her journey of balancing life as a mother of four while working a variety of jobs over the years, constantly adapting to support a healthy home and contribute to their family’s apple orchard.
The Miller family has been a cornerstone of the Chelan Valley community, especially through their four generations of involvement in the cherished Apple Blossom Festival, including handcrafting the crowns for the festival royalty. With a family tree now spanning 42 members, their legacy is one of hard work, tradition, and deep community ties. Don’t miss this heartwarming dive into small-town history and family dedication!
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