Anderson Observer Podcast

Good News, Something Old (and New) and Christmas Trees

On this episode we talk about good news for Anderson County, a wild number of upcoming community events and we interview the staff of the Anderson County Museum and the Director of Foothills Alliance.
Plus our holidays countdowns.

Oysters, Biscuits and Gravy and Gardening

Interviews with the owner of Mr. Rivers Breakfast Joint, Laurie Ashely, the director of Anderson Meals on Wheels, and you questions answered by Amos Wells. All on this week's Anderson Observer Podcast, news from people you trust.

A Hometown Hero, a chance to be a Hero, Garden Hero Amos Wells, and more this week.

Interviews with Anderson County Deputy Shawn Davis, who saved the life of a Lakeside student last week, Kristi King-Brock tells you how you can help your community this week, Amos Wells talks growing things, Anderson County Administrator Rusty Burns gives updates on the demolition of the old Woolworth/Bailes Building and some other things, and a round of what to expect at Celebrate Anderson this weekend, all on the Anderson Observer Podcast, news from people you trust.

How to get health care when all you have is insurance, the hopeful return of the masters of the morning and Anderson County proves pets are worth saving

Interviews with Dr. Amy Cianciolo on the return of a real family doctor, Aly Haley on the possible return of the morning show in some format, and two interviews with Anderson County employees who taking the lead in convincing folks that pets are worth saving (these folks are amazing!).

School Days, Labor Day Weekend and Amos Wells. Who could ask for more?

This week we interview Anderson School District Five Superintendent Tom Wilson (no relation), Steve Combs from Anderson County Emergency Preparedness on School Resource Officers, Angie Stringer on the lineup for Celebrate Anderson Weekend, plus get garden answers from Amos Wells, all on the Anderson Observer Podcast, news from people you trust.

Kelly Neal, Steve Newton, Will Ragland and Catfishing ISIS

This week we salute local theater, and talk about groovy and swell productions in our area bringing the 1970s and 1950s to life on Anderson County stages. We all update the situation which kept the Anderson County Animal Shelter closed for a couple of weeks, plus take time for a quick roundup of the week's news, all on the Anderson Observer Podcast, news from people you trust. (Next week is our Back-to-school special podcast. Don't miss it).

Celebrate Anderson, County GOP Ready, Library Hosts ComicCon, and Anderson County Senior Citizen of the Year - Amos Wells answers your questions.

Anderson’s GOP getting ready for fall; Anderson County Library Hosts First Comic Con; Celebrate Anderson just over a month away; and Amos Wells is pretty sure your garden is not liking this hot summer, all this and more on this week’s Anderson Observer Podcast, news from people you trust.

Pendtleton Grows, Senior Citizens Rule, a New Opportunity Downtown, and countywide updates

Today's show features an interview with Anderson County Administrator Rusty Burns who gives updates on a number of countywide projects (including roads) and Kelly Jo Brown, executive director of the Jo Brown Senior Citizen in Anderson, whose organization recently named our own Amos Wells as Senior Citizen of the Year. We also announcing new features and promising some huge surprises.

Here Comes Amos! Interview with County Democrats Chairman, Robert E. Lee, and a new county website

This week Amos Wells answers your garden questions, we visit with the relatively new chairman of the Anderson County Democratic Party Michael Kay and a discussion of focusing passion for doing good in the county.

Days Getting Shorter, Downtown getting better, Independence Fireworks, all this and more

Downtown Anderson is the focus of this week's podcast as we talk to Main Street Anderson's J. Carey Jones.