Topic: Alan Cloninger - Gaston County Sheriff

The Monthly Mount Holly Foundation Small Business Breakfast is designed as a venue for  businesses in Mount Holly to network and receive information on upcoming developments and topics of interest.  The Breakfast is open to anyone owning, operating or considering a business in the Mount Holly area.  One of our goals is to promote all Mount Holly Businesses and encourage area residents to support our local business community.

Meeting begins promptly at 8:00 am with introduction of attendees

First Baptist Fellowship Hall.

Speakers and Topics for the meeting include:

• Melissa Frye, Project Manager Company Shops Market Alamance County's Co-Op Grocery
• Mount Holly Comunity Development Foundation Goals and Projects for 2008
• Volunteer Sign Up for Foundation Committees and SpringFest Events
• Q & A

Easy hike in an urban setting.   Falls Park includes the $4.5 million Liberty Bridge that spans the Reedy River.  This park is truly OUTSTANDING!   On the way home, we will stop by the Happy Cow Creamery that offers high quality fresh milk from its own dairy cows.  See web site for items that can be purchased.  Lunch will be in a downtown Greenville restaurant.

www.fallspark.com
www.happycowcreamery.com

Departure from Ida Rankin Elementary School

Are you a runner? Do you know a runner? Do you want to help Mount Holly?

If you can answer 'yes' to any of those questions, then this message is for you.

Featured entertainment for the evening is Coming Up Brass.

Mount Holly's favorite Summer Concert Series returns April through August this year and is held on Main Street in historic downtown Mount Holly.  Listen to live music and enjoy cool beverages, and delicious food.  Dance 'til you drop...or just sit back and watch! 

Coffee n' Conversation with the Mayors of eastern Gaston County.

Event Information from www.usnw.org
 

The U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Whitewater Slalom is expected to bring over 130 athletes to the U.S. National Whitewater Center over three days.