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Published by Town of Edenton
Dissecting the day-to-day activities of those who keep Edenton running, and keep Edenton interesting. Our first-ever municipal podcast.
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This episode is all about the kids! Stella Brothers of Edenton's Fannie A. Parker Youth Clubs drops by to discuss what the club has been working on these past few years, and why it is so impactful to work with our youth and encourage them to grow.
Public Works Director David Myers explains what the department is up to, how many cookie jars they have their hands in, and some updates on street paving and sewer work. Also on the docket is recycling, the wastewater treatment project, new water meters, flooding, and more!
Chief King lets us know what his department has been up to lately, including upcoming retirements, new hires, progress against violent crime, technology enhancements, community partnerships, and more! He also gives a sneak peek into what he does in his free time...
Ches Chesson of Destination Downtown Edenton joins us to talk about the downtown economy, ongoing growth, the social district, grocery stores, Boogie on Broad, and more!
In the inaugural episode, we sit down with Town Manager Corey Gooden and discuss the challenges and accomplishments that come with leading a town. Plus, he gets a little candid about his first job!
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Observed September 12, 2026. Cached outside the daily freshness window; the positions keep the date they were taken on.
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