Welcome back to another exciting episode of Fremont Biz, the podcast all about the businesses and organizations that make Fremont County thrive! Hosted by Owen Sweeney and Charene Herrera, this episode features returning guests Dave and Kristy from Atlantic City Federal Credit Union (ACFCU). It's been a couple of years since they last joined us, and they’re back with plenty of updates!

We dive into the latest community events they love and support, plus we get the scoop on ACFCU’s new interactive machine that’s changing the banking experience for customers. But that’s not all—Dave and Kristy share insights on the Gold Bison Foundation and its ongoing efforts to uplift the community. You can find more information on their projects and initiatives at goldbison.org.

This isn't your typical banking podcast; it's filled with fun, laughter, and all the energy that makes ACFCU a beloved part of Fremont County. Tune in for a fresh perspective on banking and community involvement that might just leave you smiling!

In the latest episode of Fremont Biz, we sit down with Jennie Poor, Outreach Director for CWC Lander and the Alpine Science Institute. Jennie, who’s been in her role for just over a year, shares insights into the exciting programs and opportunities available through the Alpine Science Institute, from public offerings to specialized courses. We delve into the ins and outs of CWC Lander and discover what makes this branch so unique. Plus, as September rolls in, Jennie talks about the joys of apple picking and how it ties into the community spirit at CWC Lander.

Tune in to explore the dynamic world of CWC Lander and the Alpine Science Institute, and learn more by visiting their website.

Welcome to the latest episode of Fremont Biz where we explore the heart and soul of Fremont County, Wyoming. In this episode we sit down with Kyle Washut, the 4th President of Wyoming Catholic College, who has been an integral part of the college since its inception in 2006.

Kyle Washut shares his unique perspective on leading this nationally recognized institution, where the focus is not just on academic excellence but also on fostering real human connections. One of the college's standout features is its policy limiting cellphone use, aimed at combating the issues highlighted in "The Anxious Generation" book. Kyle discusses how the college's outdoor program plays a pivotal role in helping students bond, develop trust, and rely on one another in a world increasingly dominated by digital interactions.

Kyle also addresses the recent change in downtown Lander's coffee scene. Wyoming Catholic College no longer owns Crux Coffee, which is now known as Sinks Coffee. Kyle shares how the college was pleased to see the man who originally started Crux Coffee for them take ownership of the shop, continuing its legacy under a new name.

We are thrilled to take you on a journey through our beloved Wyoming with a focus on the incredible work of the Wyoming Wildlife Federation (WWF). Joy Bannon, who is not just the Executive Director of WWF but also an integral part of our community, joins us for a heartwarming conversation. This episode will give you a warm and homey feeling as we explore the WWF’s deep-rooted connection to our town.

For an astounding 86 years, the Wyoming Wildlife Federation has been a pillar of support for the sportsmen and women right here in Wyoming. They’ve been our voice, tirelessly advocating for the health and vitality of our ecosystems, ensuring that our outdoor opportunities remain intact. But WWF is more than just an organization; it’s a community of like-minded individuals who share an unwavering love and passion for everything Wyoming stands for. They’ve become an essential part of our community, actively engaging in protecting our wild heritage through policy advocacy and local engagement.

In this intriguing episode we don our virtual Halloween masks as we invite Mike Myers of Fremont Toyota to the podcast. A proud Wyoming native, Mike found his way back home to Lander and now spearheads the thriving Fremont Toyota dealership. But beyond his automotive expertise, we’ll delve into learning more about Mike and his family.

Join us as we unmask ‘Mike Myers’ and explore his Wyoming roots, outdoor adventures, and his love for hunting and fishing. We also have some fun with his name, and a teaser alert he is a good sport. Discover how Fremont Toyota, a true community business, is always giving back, solidifying its place in the hearts of local residents. And don’t forget, we’ll take a thrilling look at the longevity of the Toyota name, just like the enduring presence of a classic horror film ( Michael Myers reference… sorry, we had to).

In a world filled with hustle and bustle, where healthcare often feels like a numbers game, Elevate Rehab shines as a beacon of community-centered physical therapy and business brilliance. In this episode, hosted by myself Charene, the Adventure Queen, and Owen Sweeney from the Lander Chamber of Commerce, we delve into the heart of Elevate Rehab, a unique physical therapy practice that puts the patient front and center, offering a one-on-one experience that’s as personal as it gets. Join us as we explore the organic growth of this remarkable business, their commitment to the community, and the exciting changes on the horizon.

Elevate Rehab’s commitment to the individual shines brightly in this episode. This practice stands out by offering one-on-one attention. When you step into Elevate Rehab, you’re not just a patient; you’re a valued member of the community.

In Lander the local community and its visitors have been blessed with a remarkable transformation over the years. In this episode we delve into the incredible journey of Jenna Ackerman, a long-time entrepreneur who started as a local restaurant owner and transitioned into the dynamic world of real estate.

Jenna Ackerman is a household name in Lander, known for establishing and successfully running “The Middle Fork” – a culinary treasure trove that became an absolute must-visit for tourists, guests, and locals alike. With dedication, passion, and a keen sense of community, Jenna turned The Middle Fork into a hub of delicious experiences, bringing people together over exceptional food.