And ended up here a decade ago “where I didn’t even know a soul when I arrived.”That has definitely changed over the years. “I couldn’t have landed in a better place geographically, professionally or politically,” the station sales representative beamed. “I’m inspired by this job, by the people I work with and the community I engage in…” she smiled. “I don’t ever want to leave this place.”Those Wisconsin roots have found a new, fertile home, it seems. This coming holiday weekend will see a significant jump in the station’s live and very remote broadcast from the 25th annual High Sierra Music Festival, some 100 miles and two hours plus away in Quincy, California.