Show Notes
We’re gearing up for some of the most anticipated holiday happenings—from the high-energy Gobble Wobble run benefiting Chicks in Crisis, to the nostalgic charm of the Old Town Dickens Street Faire, and the dazzling Illumination Holiday Festival with its sparkling Parade of Lights. But it’s not all twinkle and tinsel—there’s meaningful progress underway. Tune in to hear how Elk Grove is growing thoughtfully, with new affordable housing options like MOSA Apartment Homes now open and Adamstown p...
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