In this episode of Community Connection, Tina Cosby is joined by Contributing Analyst James Patterson. Tina welcomes Paul Woods, a Democratic primary candidate for (D) Pike Township Constable. They discuss Woods' background as a military veteran and small business owner, and how these experiences have shaped his approach to the role of constable. Woods emphasizes the importance of education and community outreach and shares his plans to make Pike Township a leader in providing services to its residents. The conversation also touches on the challenges of getting the word out about his candidacy and the importance of staying visible in the community.

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In this episode of Community Connection, Tina Cosby dives into the world of politics and community health. She's joined by Dr. Elizabeth Bowman, Dr. of Public Health and the Marion County Public Health Department Administrator of Epidemiology. Tina is joined later by Annette Johnson, the incumbent Pike Township Trustee, who's running for her third term. They discuss the challenges facing Pike Township, including the ongoing concern about Eagle Creek Park and transportation issues. The conversation also touches on the importance of client services, community resources, and the Pike Township Fire Department's independence. Additionally, Tina talks with Danny Bridges, a Sportswriter for the Indianapolis Recorder, they discuss the NFL draft happening tonight and the potential of Indiana athletes.

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In this episode of Community Connection, host Tina Cosby is joined by Rep. Andre Carson (D) 7th U.S. Congressional District running for re-election and encouraging you to vote. Later in today's show, Tina is joined by Maurice Dunn, CEO & Founder, MLD Consulting. Mr. Dunn talks about free classes through his nonprofit partnership and more. Tina welcomes Bishop Doctor Leonard Scott, CEO and founder of Tyscot Music and Entertainment, celebrating its 50th anniversary as the nation's oldest black-owned and operated gospel recording label.
Bishop Scott shares how Tyscot Music & Entertainment came to be, from its humble beginnings to its current success, and the impact it's had on the music industry and the community.
He also talks about the upcoming Pentecostal Assemblies of the World convention in Indianapolis and the celebrations planned to mark this milestone anniversary.

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