Happy Grateful Blessed with Tami Tran

Mason Flint: 2022 Police Employee of the Year, Traffic Specialist

Officer Flint was recently awarded Officer of the Year for the Kaysville Police Department. Listen in to learn why Officer Flint loves working with the youth and what inspired him to become an outstanding officer, mentor, and friend to so many people in our city. Everyone has a story...Mason Flint's story is inspiring as he changes lives one-stop, one person at a time. 

Jaysen Christensen: Kaysville City Manager

Please join with us in welcoming Jaysen Christensen. Kaysville CIty's 3rd City Manager. Jaysen joined us this month and has hit the ground running. 

Jaysen Christensen has over 20 years of experience in municipal management, primarily in suburban cities of the St. Louis Missouri region. He has served as City Administrator in some of the most desirable communities in Missouri, including Glendale and Frontenac. Jaysen grew up in Pleasant Grove and received his BA and MPA at BYU. He has strong orientation toward delivering great customer service and is more than excited and honored to come to work in Kaysville, which already feels like home.

He and his beautiful, smart, amazing wife, Heidi, met at BYU and have four children. Zach, Kate, and Bryan are currently in college at Alaska, BYU, and Utah State respectively. The youngest, Erin, will be in 8th grade this fall. All four are track and cross country enthusiasts, and Erin is thrilled at the opportunity to eventually go to one of the best running schools in the entire country at Davis High!

In his free time, Jaysen loves all kinds of music, Indian food, everything from the '80s, and adventuring anywhere with the family.

Abbi Hunt: City Council Woman, Mom, Student

Abbi Hunt began her service as a City Council Woman in January 2022. After serving on the Kaysville Planning Commission she fell in love with her city and realized how much she loves making a difference by being a policy maker. Abbi and her husband moved to Utah several years ago and fell in love with Kaysville with their three girls. 

In this episode Abbi talks about her reasons why she loves serving, her plans for the future and shares her passion for learning. Listen in to learn more about my friend, Abbi Hunt. 

Julie Powell: Davis County School Board....Books, and Bans, and Bibles!

Julie Powell is an accomplished Attorney, Mom, Wife, and Member of the Davis County School Board.  The School Board will meet this Tuesday, June 20, 2022, to vote on the appeal to allow the Bible to remain in Davis County Schools. In this episode, Julie explains what happened and why and the next steps in the process of determining the fate of the Bible. It's not a done deal....which is why we elect local county school board members to represent our communities. Listen in to learn how you as parents can get involved in determining what's appropriate for your children to read and why parents need to parent.

Mark Nelson: Build Construction Basement Specialists

Mark Nelson has found his passion....he loves building Basements.  

Here in Utah we love our basements and summer is the perfect time to get your basement finished or remodeled. 

Mark can start your basement today and finish it in weeks not months!  Call him for a quote. You won't be disappointed. 

 

https://www.facebook.com/buildconstruction/

Jordan and Jennifer Olson: a Subway Sandwich Love Story

Jordan and Jennifer Olson's love story started in a place that many of us visit on a regular basis – Subway. As employees at the Kaysville Subway, Jordan and Jen first met while making sandwiches for hungry customers. Little did they know that their love for each other and their love for Subway would lead them to create their dream life together.

Fast forward to today, and Jordan and Jen are the proud owners of several Subway stores and a fizz. Their success didn't come overnight, but rather through a series of good decisions that they made along the way. They worked hard to build their business from the ground up, and their dedication and passion have paid off in spades.

Jordan and Jen's story is a testament to the power of hard work, dedication, and following your dreams. They have created a life that they love, and they are an inspiration to others who are looking to do the same. Whether you're a fan of Subway sandwiches or not, their story is one that will make you believe that anything is possible if you're willing to put in the effort.

So the next time you're ordering a sandwich at Subway, take a moment to think about Jordan and Jen Olson and their incredible love story. Who knows, maybe their success will inspire you to take the next step in pursuing your own dreams.

Natalie Lam: Eat Now Worry Later. Growing up Asian.

Welcome to our podcast, where we dive deep into the experiences of growing up as an Asian American in a predominantly white community. In this episode, we sit down with my niece, Natalie, who shares her unique perspective of growing up in West Valley City while living in an Asian bubble. Natalie's story is one of resilience and determination, as she navigated the complexities of race and ethnicity while striving to fit in with her peers. We'll hear about her outstanding achievements and how she raised her cousins while their parents worked hard to achieve the American dream. Join us as we explore Natalie's story and gain insight into the challenges and triumphs of growing up as an Asian American Business Woman in Utah. 

Josh Green: Alchemy Development to The Rescue...Told ya’ we’d Save the Old Rock Library Building!

The Alchemy Group has entered into an exclusive negotiating agreement to restore and repurpose the historic Old Rock Library building on Main Street. The project will be carried out through a public-private partnership and will involve the creation of a new food hall called the "Bramberger Food Hall". The Bramberger Food Hall will feature a variety of local cuisine with an indoor and outdoor seating area. The food hall will be housed in the Old Rock Library building, which was originally opened to the public in 1944 and has been vacant for several years. The restoration and repurposing of the Old Rock Library building is seen as a key part of the revitalization of the Main Street area. The project will create jobs and bring new businesses to the area, while also preserving an important piece of local history and attracting more people downtown to support existing businesses.  The Alchemy Group is a real estate development and investment firm with a focus on sustainable and socially responsible projects. The company has a track record of successful development projects in the United States and abroad and is committed to creating projects that have a positive impact on their communities. The Bramberger Food Hall project is an exciting development for the Main Street area and is sure to be a popular destination for locals and visitors alike.     https://bambergerfoodhall.com/

Q&A Trader Joes Campaign: Answers to campaign questions on social media

We've read your questions on social media and in this episode, we do our best to provide answers. 

Please join us for Trader Joes Q&A and feel free to leave additional questions and comments. 

We can also be reached via email and phone.

 

Kaysville Trader Joes Campaign Launch: We need YOUR help to Bring Trader Joes to Kaysville!

Kaysville wants to be the next Trader Joes Utah Location! 

We are excited to announce our "City Supported, Community Driven Kaysville Trader Joe's" Campaign Launch. Please join us MONDAY,

May 8th  between 4:30-6:30 pm at the Kaysville Creamery 1 N. Main Street Kaysville Utah. 

Come buy ice cream, support a local business, and join our campaign to bring Trader Joe's to Kaysville!!

The Romney Corp. has identified its Bennion Crafts location in Kaysville as the perfect home for the next Trader Joe's.  It's a second-generation property, with ample parking and an established retail history.  Kaysville is in the center of Davis County and has the perfect Trader Joes Location.

We need YOUR help to get 100,000 Trader Joe's Location Requests during the month of May.  Please join our campaign by sharing this on social media with your friends, your followers, and your relatives, and help us bring Trader Joe's to Kaysville.