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Wayne County Connection

In Richmond and Wayne County, Indiana, watch Wayne County Connection on Comcast Channel 11, Government Access WGTV or streamed online. Shows from prior months are available "on demand" by clicking on the air date.

Logo: Wayne County ConnectionsWayne County Connections on WCTV features local individuals and agencies who are promoting Wayne County as "a great place to work, live, and play."

Each show will focus on a section from WayNet.org, such as Business, Employment, Attractions, Communities, Health Services, Travel & Tourism, Social Services & Seniors, Libraries and Education...and more!

We seek to make a connection between guest and viewer to explore the mutual benefit of community engagement to enhance regional quality of life.

Photo: Michael SweigartOur volunteer host is Michael Sweigart, a local resident, public speaker, and community advocate. Join Michael each month as he welcomes guests from across Wayne County to the show. You will enjoy this informative, entertaining program and finds ways that you, too, can get involved to promote Wayne County as "a great place to work, live, and play!"

Each show premieres on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 6 p.m. and runs each week at that time for one month. Wayne County Connection will also air on Wednesday at 2:00 a.m., 11 a.m., 3 p.m., and 10 p.m.; Saturday at 3 a.m. and 10 a.m.; and Sunday at 3 a.m. and 10 a.m. Check the WCTV website for this week's schedule.

If you are not a Comcast subscriber, you can still watch Wayne County Connection. The program streams online at the same time it is broadcast. You may also purchase a DVD of a specific show from WCTV. Typical fees are $5/DVD in a paper sleeve and $3.00 for shipping. Contact WCTV to request a copy.

WGTV, Channel 11, is part of the WCTV channel lineup featuring programs of local interest. WayNet is honored to produce Wayne County Connection, in collaboration with Wayne County, Indiana Board of Commissioners.

Wayne County Connections is a service of Whitewater Community Television. It is brought to you by Wayne County, Indiana Government and produced by WayNet.org.

Email us at cc@waynet.org.

Airing Beginning: Focus Guest Organization / Links
12/24/2019 Education
  • Dr. Laura Blessing, Superintendent
  • 11/26/2019 Communities
  • Karen Bays-Winslow, Director
  • Beth Leisure, Board Chair
  • 10/22/2019 Education
  • Phil Stevenson, Superintendent
  • 9/24/2019 Non-Profits
  • Ted Chalk, VP, Wayne County Food Council
  • Jay Barbre, Mary Scott Orchard
  • 8/20/2019 Education and
    Industry and Inventions
  • Sue King, Archivist at MRL
  • Rob Tidrow, Chief Operations Officer at RCS
  • 7/23/2019 Education
  • Phil Quinn, Marketing Coordinator
  • 6/25/2019 Non-Profit Organizations
  • Eric Nicholson, Executive Director
  • 5/28/2019 Utilities
  • Randy Baker, General Manager
  • 4/23/2019 Gardening
  • Liz Yetter, Regional Specialist
  • Kate Glen, Outreach Coordinator
  • 3/26/2019 Recycling
  • LuAnne Holeva, Educator
  • Stephanie McCurdy, Program & Volunteer Coordinator
  • 2/26/2019 Business
  • Jennifer Radford, Marketing & Communications
  • 1/22/2019 Government
  • Mike Shipman, Wayne County Prosecutor
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    Did You Know?

    The first county seat in Wayne County was located in Salisbury, a town that no longer exists. The county seat was moved to Centerville in 1818 and finally to Richmond in 1873.