Mills County Routes

The fastest way to discover what’s happening, where to go, and who to know in Mills County.

Local stories. Local events. Local businesses. Real people.
All in one place. No scrolling through chaos to find it.

Mills County

Your Home Base for Everything Local in Mills County

What Is Mills County Routes?

Stories That You Want To Hear

Mills County is full of people doing meaningful, interesting, and sometimes quietly incredible things. We share their stories so they don’t get lost. This is about history, momentum, change, and the humans behind it all

Events Worth Showing Up For

If something’s happening here, you should know about it before it’s over. From community events and fundraisers to festivals and gatherings, Mills County Routes helps you actually show up, not hear about it later.

Places and Businesses Worth Supporting

Great food, local shops, outdoor spots, and small businesses keep this county alive. We spotlight the places worth visiting and the businesses worth backing, so your dollars and time stay local.

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Want to Be Part of the Show?

Have a story that needs telling? Know someone doing something worth spotlighting? Want to support local media in Mills County?

We want to hear from you.

This show is built with the community, not just for it.

We believe local media should be:

Relevant

Honest

Community-powered

Actually fun to follow

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Business spotlight videos

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Social clips + posts

Sponsor placements in episodes

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Meet Our Team

Mills County Roots is proud to be part of the Local Stream Network, a growing effort to rebuild local media from the ground up.

Todd Studer

Podcast Expert

John is a seasoned podcaster with years of experience in the industry.

Kyle Ranney

Marketing Guru

Mark is an expert in marketing, helping our business owners reach a wider audience.

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What is Mills County Roots?

Mills County Roots is a locally produced video and audio show focused on real people, real stories, and real conversations happening in Mills County. It’s community-centered local media, built for right now.

Where can I watch or listen?

Episodes are released on Facebook, YouTube, Spotify, and all major audio podcast platforms, and shared through social media channels connected to the show. Wherever you prefer to watch or listen, we aim to be there.

How often are new episodes released?

Episodes are released daily, Monday through Friday. Major holidays are off. While formats may vary between interviews, community conversations, and special features, the commitment is consistent local storytelling every weekday.

Who is the show for?

If you live in Mills County, used to live here, or care about what happens here, this show is for you. You don’t need special credentials, just curiosity and pride in place.

Can I suggest a guest or story?

Absolutely. Community input is essential to this show. If you know someone doing meaningful work or have a story that deserves attention, we want to hear about it. Email [email protected]

Is this a news show?

Mills County Roots isn’t traditional breaking news. It’s long-form, thoughtful local storytelling. Sometimes that overlaps with current events, but the focus is context, people, and impact, not headlines.

How is this show funded?

The show is supported through community partnerships, sponsorships, and people who believe local media matters. Support helps keep the work independent and sustainable.

Is this connected to outside media companies?

No. Mills County Roots is locally driven and independently produced. While it’s part of the Local Stream Network, editorial control and voice stay right here.

How can I support the show?

Watch, share episodes, talk about them, suggest stories, and consider supporting through sponsorship or partnership opportunities.

Local media only works when the community participates.

Watch. Listen. Share.

Watching is easy. Sharing is powerful. Talking about it is how this grows.

Because local media only works when the community participates.