Sweet City Chat
Sweet City Chat
Podcast Description
Sweet City Chat is a podcast celebrating the stories, people, and ideas that shape our community. Each episode brings thoughtful conversations with local leaders, creatives, business owners, and everyday voices making a difference. Whether you're a longtime resident or new to town, you’ll get a deeper look at the heart of Sweet Onion City.
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The podcast focuses on local community development, leadership, and personal stories with episodes featuring topics like community resilience, local business innovations, and the role of art in civic life. For example, conversations may delve into the impact of local businesses on community identity or explore initiatives supporting youth engagement.
Sweet City Chat is a podcast celebrating the stories, people, and ideas that shape our community. Each episode brings thoughtful conversations with local leaders, creatives, business owners, and everyday voices making a difference. Whether you’re a longtime resident or new to town, you’ll get a deeper look at the heart of Sweet Onion City.
In this episode of Sweet City Chat, we sit down with the director of the Vidalia Recreation Department, Scott Strickland, to look back on a standout summer season. From state championships to packed ballfields, it’s been a summer of big wins and even bigger community impact. We talk about what’s made this year so special, how the Rec Department continues to shape Vidalia’s future, and why this place means so much to so many.
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