Welcome, listeners, to another insightful episode of the Everything Real in Fredericksburg Podcast! Today, we are thrilled to have City Manager, Clinton Bailey, joining us as our special guest.Get ready to dive deep into the pulse of our vibrant community as we explore the latest updates on all things happening at the heart of the City of Fredericksburg and throughout Gillespie County.From exciting events to key developments, join us as we uncover the real stories shaping our beloved region.So, sit back, relax, and let's embark on this journey together, where the real meets the remarkable.Don't forget to like and subscribe to Everything REAL in Fredericksburg to get updates on new episodes!Video Production by https://Fbg.LiveDisclaimer: This podcast episode is intended solely for informational purposes and should not be construed as legal advice. We encourage our listeners to seek personalized guidance from legal and real estate professionals for their specific needs and circumstances. LeeAnn Bailey is a licensed realtor in the State of Texas

In this episode, we embark on a fascinating journey, exploring the pivotal role that the Chamber plays in fostering small business growth, development, and sustainability within the vibrant community of Fredericksburg. We'll be sitting down with Jim Mikula, the newly appointed President and CEO, to unravel his vision, his passion for community engagement, and his strategic initiatives aimed at steering the Chamber towards greater heights.From Leadership Gillespie County to an array of innovative programs and resources offered by the Chamber throughout the year, we invite you to join us as we uncover the myriad opportunities and initiatives designed to empower local businesses and entrepreneurs. Together, let's gain insights into Jim's background, his aspirations, and the exciting ventures awaiting the Fredericksburg business landscape under his leadership.Don't forget to like and subscribe to Everything REAL in Fredericksburg to get updates on new episodes!Video Production by https://Fbg.LiveDisclaimer: This podcast episode is intended solely for informational purposes and should not be construed as legal advice. We encourage our listeners to seek personalized guidance from legal and real estate professionals for their specific needs and circumstances.

Join the engaging host, Lee Ann Bailey, in an enlightening episode of "Everything Real in Fredericksburg" as she engages in a deep conversation with Morgan Tyler and Joe Bailey, the knowledgeable minds behind Wildlife Ranch Solutions. This innovative company specializes in optimizing landowner's properties, transforming them into thriving, revenue-generating wildlife sanctuaries.Discover the intricacies of how property owners can qualify for Section 179 tax deductions, a valuable financial opportunity facilitated by the expert team at Wildlife Ranch Solutions. Through meticulous business planning, on-site preparation, and strategic breeding programs, they guide landowners towards a profitable and sustainable wildlife venture. Their comprehensive support extends from the initial setup through implementation and ongoing maintenance, ensuring your investment's long-term success.In addition to their wealth of knowledge and professional competence, Joe Bailey and Morgan Tyler embody the trusted values of good old-fashioned integrity. You can have confidence in their expertise and reliability, making the journey towards your wildlife sanctuary a rewarding and trustworthy experience.For More Information on Wildlife Ranch Solutions contact:Morgan Tyler - 662-275-0712 | morgan@wildliferanchsolutions.comJoe Bailey - 830-928-1987 | joe@wildliferanchsolutions.comwww.wildliferanchsolutions.comIf you or anyone you know is interested in buying or selling real estate, contact LeeAnn Bailey with Portfolio Real Estate, KW at 830-998-0988 or leeann.bailey@me.comTexas Real Estate Commission requires all licensed real estate agents to provide Information About Brokerage Services and TREC Consumer Protection Notice to all potential clients.Disclaimer: This podcast episode is intended solely for informational purposes and should not be construed as legal advice. We encourage our listeners to seek personalized guidance from legal and real estate professionals for their specific needs and circumstances.

Welcome back to another episode of Everything Real in Fredericksburg! Join host LeeAnn Bailey as she sits down with Katherine Romans or the Hill Country Alliance. We'll explore their newly launched Leadership Institute, some of the local challenges of the upcoming total eclipse, as well as ways growth in our community is also driving innovation and creativity in generational conservation.Whether you're a resident of Fredericksburg or interested in moving to the Texas Hill Country, this episode promises to inspire and inform, showcasing the plans and goals of dedicated leaders like Katherine Romans.Get more information about the Fredericksburg area, and contact LeeAnn at LABaileyRealEstate.com

Join host Lee Ann Baily in this captivating episode of "Everything Real in Fredericksburg" as she sits down with Gordon Sauer, the esteemed President of Hill Country Titles. With a rich family history deeply rooted in the local community, Gordon brings a unique perspective to the table, sharing not only his personal journey but also the fascinating history of his title company.From its humble beginnings to becoming a cornerstone of the title industry, the story of Hill Country Titles is one of perseverance and dedication to serving the community.In this episode, Gordon sheds light on the vital role of title companies in real estate transactions. He explains why engaging a title company is a crucial step to ensure a smooth and secure property transfer. Through engaging anecdotes and real-life examples, Gordon underscores the significance of title searches, insurance, and the meticulous processes involved in safeguarding property rights.Fraud prevention is at the forefront of every real estate transaction, and Gordon's expertise shines as he shares invaluable advice on how to remain vigilant against potential fraudsters. With the digital age transforming the way we conduct business, he provides practical tips to spot red flags and take proactive measures to protect one's investment.Whether you're a long-time resident of Fredericksburg, a real estate enthusiast, or simply intrigued by the stories that shape a community, this episode promises to offer a deeper understanding of the intertwining worlds of history, real estate, and security. Tune in to "Everything Real in Fredericksburg" to embark on a journey through time and knowledge, guided by the seasoned expertise of Gordon Sauer.Disclaimer: This podcast episode is for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. Listeners are encouraged to consult with legal and real estate professionals for personalized guidance.

Welcome back to another episode of Everything Real in Fredericksburg! Join host LeeAnn Bailey as she sits down with Commissioner, Dennis Neffendorf. We'll explore the commissioner's ambitious plans to enhance infrastructure and prioritize community safety throughout the county.Commissioner Neffendorf reveals plans to focus on critical areas such as road and bridge improvements, bolstering the Sheriff's Department, and strengthening Fire and EMS services. During this episode, LeeAnn and Commissioner Neffendorf delve into the intricacies of road and bridge development in Gillespie County. They discuss ongoing projects aimed at enhancing connectivity, alleviating traffic congestion, and creating pathways for economic growth. Neffendorf shares his vision for a comprehensive infrastructure plan that ensures the county's roads and bridges are well-maintained, resilient, and capable of supporting the evolving needs of the community.Whether you're a resident of Fredericksburg or interested in moving to the Texas Hill Country, this episode promises to inspire and inform, showcasing the plans and goals of dedicated leaders like Commissioner Neffendorf.Get more information about the Fredericksburg area, and contact LeeAnn at LABaileyRealEstate.com

Welcome to "Everything Real In Fredericksburg," the podcast where we dive deep into the vibrant community of Fredericksburg, Texas. I'm your host, LeeAnn Bailey, and today we have a truly special guest joining us in the studio: Brad Roeder. Brad is here to enlighten us about the incredible work of the Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service and the invaluable resources it provides to our community.Join me as I sit down with Brad to explore the multifaceted world of the Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service. From Ag & Natural Resources to Horticulture and Community Health, this institution serves as a boundless source of knowledge and expertise. Discover how their dedicated team supports and empowers individuals across various domains, from sustainable agricultural practices to cultivating vibrant community health initiatives.We'll also delve into the Extension Service's unwavering commitment to our local 4-H and FFA programs, which positively impact the lives of nearly 450 ambitious and talented youngsters. These programs not only nurture a love for agriculture but also foster leadership skills and provide transformative experiences for our youth. Brad will share invaluable insights into how these programs shape the future of our community.If you've ever dreamed of owning land or are considering a land purchase, this episode is a must-listen.

Welcome to "Everything Real in Fredericksburg!"This show is a must-listen for anyone looking to buy, sell or invest in real estate in Fredericksburg.In this episode, LeeAnn will share her first quarter report about the state of real estate in the Fredericksburg area. What is the average home price?  How long is it taking to sell a house? How much is land going for?LeeAnn discusses market trends, housing inventory, pricing, and more, giving listeners a comprehensive overview of the current real estate landscape.So join us as we explore the world of real estate in Fredericksburg and learn everything you need to know to make informed decisions about your real estate goals.

Welcome to "Everything Real In Fredericksburg," a podcast where we explore the diverse and authentic experiences of living in Fredericksburg, Texas. Our guest Ethan Crane, is the head of FBO at the Fredericksburg Texas airport, a former member of the Chamber of Commerce and a passionate advocate for sports and youth development in the area.On today's episode, Ethan shines a spotlight on the things that make Fredericksburg such a unique and special place to call home. From the town's rich history to the unique events, and community initiatives.Whether you're a long-time resident of Fredericksburg or simply curious about what makes this town so special, "Everything Real In Fredericksburg" is the podcast for you. Join us as we explore the real stories, people, and experiences that make Fredericksburg a truly authentic and vibrant community.

Welcome to Everything Real In Fredericksburg, the podcast where we bring you stories and perspectives from the heart of this charming Texas town. In today's episode, we are joined by a very special guest, Ken Cooke, the editor of the local Fredericksburg newspaper.Ken has been reporting on the news and events of this town for many years, and in this episode, he shares his insights on the current state of the community, as well as his thoughts on the future. Throughout the conversation, Ken provides a unique perspective on life in Fredericksburg, sharing stories of the people and places that make this town so special. He also offers his take on the town's rich history, including its German roots and the wisdom of the town's leadership.So whether you're a long-time resident of Fredericksburg or just passing through, this episode is sure to give you a deeper appreciation for Fredericksburg. Tune in now to hear our conversation with Ken Cooke, editor of the Fredericksburg Standard!

Welcome to Everything Real In Fredericksburg, the podcast where we dive deep into the people, places, and events that make Fredericksburg, Texas a unique and special community.In this episode, we are joined by Leslie Krieg, who works for Capital Farm Credit and is the president of the Fredericksburg ISD Education Foundation. Leslie has been an active member of the Fredericksburg community for many years, and we are thrilled to have her share her insights and experiences with us.During our conversation, Leslie talks about her work at Capital Farm Credit and how they support the agricultural community in Texas. She also shares her passion for education and the important role that the Fredericksburg ISD Education Foundation plays in supporting local students and teachers.If you want to learn more about Capital Farm Credit, you can visit their website at https://www.capitalfarmcredit.com/. To learn more about the Fredericksburg ISD Education Foundation and how you can support their mission, you can visit their website at https://www.fisdkids.org/.Don't miss this engaging conversation with Leslie Krieg on Everything Real In Fredericksburg.

Welcome to "Everything Real in Fredericksburg", the podcast where we bring you real stories about the people, places, and events that make Fredericksburg, Texas such a special place. In this episode, we sit down with Bobby Watson, a member of the Fredericksburg City Council who has been actively involved in many community organizations including a partnership with Texas Tech to build up the culinary, and wine industry in our area.Join us as we get to hear about his experiences and insights as a city council member. We'll explore his passion for community service, his efforts to promote economic growth in Fredericksburg, and his vision for the future of our town.So grab a glass of your favorite vintage, and join us for this fascinating conversation with Bobby Watson on "Everything Real in Fredericksburg".Learn more about Flavory TX at flavotytx.com or reach out for more information at info@flavorytx.com!

Welcome to Everything Real In Fredericksburg, a podcast about the people, places, and events that make Fredericksburg, Texas a unique and authentic destination. Today, we have a special guest, Jim Jarreau, owner of Clear River Restaurant and a member of various community organizations in Fredericksburg.Jim shares his experience of owning a restaurant in Fredericksburg and how main street has changed over the years.Jim is also an active member of various community organizations. He talks about the importance of giving back to the community and how being involved in these organizations has helped him to make a positive impact on the look feel, and livability in Texas Hill Country.Overall, this episode of Everything Real In Fredericksburg provides a unique insight into the local community through the perspective of a successful business owner and community leader. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy this episode of the podcast.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Everything Real in Fredericksburg, where we delve into the exciting developments and features of Fredericksburg, as told by Clinton Bailey, the City Manager of Fredericksburg. In this episode, Clinton shares his insights on why Fredericksburg is a fantastic place to live, work, and play.Background & Tourism (0:00 - 4:59) - Clinton begins by discussing the city's vibrant tourism scene, which has attracted visitors from all over the world. (5:00) Moving on to infrastructure, Clinton emphasizes the importance of the hospital and its role in providing top-notch medical care to the community. (10:59) Clinton touches on the city's commitment to providing adequate housing for residents and the various initiatives underway to meet the demand for affordable housing.(14:00) Clinton then discusses the critical issue of water and the city's efforts to ensure a stable and sustainable water supply. He talks about where we get our water.  How long we need to conserve water, and what the city is planning to do to manage water resources and meet the needs of the growing population.(24:45) Clinton also highlights the value of town hall meetings as a platform for engaging with residents and hearing their concerns and ideas. He encourages residents to participate in these meetings and contribute to the city's development.(31:45) Finally, Clinton touches on the city's golf course, and how leasing it out has revolutionized youth participation, and the condition of the course.We would like to extend a special thanks to Dixie Cope at Dankworth Dry Goods for graciously providing us with a beautiful location to record this episode. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting episodes! For more information on the Fredericksburg area or to contact LeeAnn, visit LAbaileyrealestate.com.