BrandLogix Red Road Trip

Four best friends;Teresa France, Annie Frymire, Janet Crowl and Tracy Yoder sit down together, reflect and chat about the amazing 24 hour girls trip they spent together in OKC, enjoying a Broadway show, conversations full of stories and laughter, great food and drink, love of sisterhood, an overnight stay in a historical hotel and simply caring and supporting each other in every phase of life we share within our friendship journey! #bff

Today, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Watonga Ferguson Home Museum Historian and site Director, Roy Espy and his lovely bride and #1 Volunteer Janine Espy. We talked all about the history of TB Ferguson and I bet there’s a few stories you don’t know about our 6th Oklahoma territorial Governor and the footprint of History he left for us, right here in Watonga Oklahoma. #HonestTom #TheFergusonMuseum #BrandLogixRedRoadtripPodcast #WatongaOklahoma #TBFerguson

BrandLogix Mobile Marketing, Red Road Trip podcast sits down with owner of Decorizing Your Life Watonga business, Shyla Kourt and her apprentice Kaitlyn Kalicki. Today we highlighted her team’s professional organizational service; what that service entails and the positive outcomes from her clients who have utilized this declutterring experience of her Decorizing business. Some may be surprised to know how purging and organizing can free up space for stronger unity and togetherness within the home or business. #BetterTogetherWatonga #DecorizingYourLife #BrandLogixMobileMarketing #Podcast #BrandLogixRedRoadtrippodcast #professionalorganizing #Organizing

Today on BrandLogix red road trip podcast I talked to different vendors that were at the community cares outreach program in Watauga Oklahoma. Resources that help in recovery and wellbriety!

BrandLogix Red Road Trip podcaster; Teresa France sits down with Cindy and Angelique Maddy, Twinkle Paws Pet Salon, family owned pet grooming business located at 109 N. Noble Ave. Watonga Oklahoma and discuss Grooming, Boarding, organic crafted dog treats, lavish specialty grooming and even cat, horse and maybe goat grooming. Cindy shares what they love about their business and the community of Watonga! Stress free pet environment, CPR pet certified, and no pet restraints are used; they offer the best pet care you could want for your beloved pets. #BetterTogetherWatonga #TwinklePawsPetSalon #Watonga #PetGrooming #BrandLogixMobileMarketing #BrandlogixRedRoadtripPodcast #Smallbusiness

BrandLogix’s highlights for the city of a Watonga and touts business partnerships. Join me as I go through this weeks news and happenings!

Karrie Beth talks about the importance of Earth Day and the efforts the city of Watonga is making through the month of April to do our part to save the environment by providing citizens within city limits to impact and clean up our city. She also highlights the upcoming April community events.

Manager minute Monday 3.27.23 we discuss and educate citizens on upcoming events and highlight Watonga Oklahoma.

Watonga City Manager Karrie Beth Little, cohost the City Manager Minute Monday Podcast with “BrandLogix Mobile Marketing, All Things Small Town” owner Teresa France. Discussing Watonga community development and improvements.

Karrie Beth and I talk about upcoming events and highlight the scheduled Town Halls here in Watonga Oklahoma, discussing the April 4th Mercy Hospital 2% Sales Tax Vote. #BetterTogetherWatonga

Co-hosts BrandLogix Mobile Marketing owner, Teresa France and City of Watonga manager, Karrie Beth Little discuss city government and community highlights. These weekly segments are informative, accurate and based with a standard for being the catalyst for projects that will positively impact our community and the State of Oklahoma! We want our city patrons and Oklahomans to see the growth and innovation the City of Watonga has adopted and achieved. Join us as we highlight our city! #BetterTogetherWatonga

Misty Kitson is a candidate running for Blaine County Assessor. Listen to her review her qualifications.

Boogie is running for Blaine County Assessor Office.

Watonga Lumber and Hardware owner Katie and key employee Lacy, give us a breakdown of the upcoming Pet Costume Contest this Saturday October 22nd, Registration starts at 10AM and the Contest is judged at 12PM. Join Watonga Lumber and Hardware and Watonga Animal Shelter for Hot dogs, Burgers, Silent Auction and much more! All Proceeds go to the Watonga Animal Shelter.
To Enter just make a donation to the Watonga Animal Shelter; they need food, toys, blankets, bowls, treats, etc... 1St place winner receives a $100 visa gift card - 2nd place winner receives a $75 visa gift card - 3rd place winner receives a $50 gift card. The gift cards were provided by many local sponsors and businesses.
Pet adoptions can be made through the city of Watonga 580.623.7311 Families can also adopt a cat through the Watonga Community Cat Foundation - call April at 580.310.3068

Meet Misty Kitson, she is running for Blaine County Assessor. Misty is currently a Field Deputy for the Assessor's office in Blaine county. She is also a lifelong, tax paying resident of the county. As a property owner and former business owner, Misty understands the importance of paying property taxes in this county. Misty feels she is the best candidate and choice for a fresh start along with a change for the future!

All Things Small Town hosts today’s podcast with guests Larry Mitchell; Watonga City Manager, and Watonga Chamber of Commerce Dayla Luetkemeyer and Bobbi Tillery. We talk about Larry’s past work history, Watonga council upcoming government change, economics, community challenges, improvements, grant funding, elections, partnerships, collaborations with civic groups, and the future for Watonga Oklahoma.

Teresa France, France Enterprises and Dayla Luetkemeyer, Director Watonga Chamber of Commerce, talk about the community of Watonga; the affects of the Covid pandemic on Watonga business, the remainder of the events for 2020 and the positive enhancements with business being made and “New Business” set to open this upcoming 2021 Spring/Summer. She shares with us how to become a Watonga chamber member and partner in marketing and how to stay up to date with the latest information. #OneWatonga

State Representative Mike Sanders discusses the importance of the economic gains and impact the 2020 census has on Blaine county, as well as highlights the DOT transportation projects and benefits to Watonga, our county and to District 59. A farewell to a 12 year job well done. Thank you for your service Representative Sanders.

Pastor Zack gives us hope and healing during Covid-19 on this Holy Weekend. Join us as we speak on the love of Jesus and our great commission as believers.

Jared tells us how his law office is set up to help individuals and small businesses in times or planning, preparing, and bouncing back from the effects of Covid-19. He’s also Watonga’s new city attorney with years of civil experience. Welcome my guest today as we talk “All Things Small Town”

Josh speaks to our citizens of Blaine county of the Covid-19 do’s and don’ts of protecting yourself and your family. His recommendations and advice in helping stop the spread of the disease. Join us.....

In today’s episode, I talk with retired Alaskan officer Rory Espy, how do we talk to kids about Covid-19 and team building with family during this crisis. He uses the acronym “BUICK” to impress positive characteristics especially during this time. Join us....

Pastor Kason and I discuss staying spiritually connected during this time of being face to face disconnected. Keeping our eyes focused on Jesus.

A podcast about small town living. Hi, I’m Teresa France I’m your host and producer. I sometimes have a part-time co-host Tracy Yoder, we are just two small town friends, talking candid about life, work, faith, family, hosting with different guests about business, leadership, and our communities. We seek to be an outreach for independent entrepreneurship in businesses, all across our great state of Oklahoma. We discuss how we can stay connected and network, both individually and corporately. Join us on our Red Road Trip on a journey of living life in the best possible God inspired way.

Teresa France talks to Dayla Luetkemeyer about the affects of COVID-19 and how the community is coming together to prevent the spread.