The Liberty Leader Newspaper
Sept 2016
Volume 13 Issue 9
The Liberty Leader
Free Community Paper By The Community And For The Community
Serving Liberty, Staley, Snow Camp, Julian, Climax, Ramseur & Franklinville
Free Monthly Newspaper Events Calendar Sept 10 Yard Sale pg. 19 11 Homecoming pg. 20 11 Health Fair pg.2 14 Dinner pg. 7 17 Historic Tour pg.6 17 Bazaar pg. 13 17 Dinner pg. 13 17 Reunion pg. 15 17 Harvest Festival pg.29 17/18 Little Mermaid pg.24 18 Free Movie pg.28 19 Seminar pg. 9 21 Business Expo pg. 20 22 School Open House pg.5 23/24 Antique Festival pg. 11 24 Alpaca Day pg. 13 24 Fish Fry pg. 22 24 Free Music pg. 30 24 Rabie Clinic pg. 16 25 Bike Ride pg.12 25 Geocaching Event pg.23 27 Business After Hours pg.20 Oct 8 Fall Festival pg. 30 15 Carshow/Show pg. 11 15 Yard Sale pg.24 15 Fall Festival pg.30 15 Fall Festival pg.24 16 Blood Drive pg. 19 17 Bike Ride pg.12 17 Seminar pg. 9
29 Liberty Fall Fest pg.2 Calendar On Our Website
Next Edition Fri Sept 30 Deadline Fri Sep 23
September 2016
Volume 13 * Issue 9
See Liberty Chamber Business Expo & Fall Luncheon M Pa ore ge 20 September 21 (RSVP By Sept 14) Info Chamber Business After Hours - Sponsored By Liberty Advisors September 27 - Fun In The Fall
Small Town Life Has Big Things
Liberty Family Fallfest We Need You
Was not sure how to start this out, but I have heard so many people share from all the small towns around there is nothing to do, their is not where to eat , there is no where to shop. Well I just would like everyone to stop and look. From Liberty To Ramseur there is numerous events happening in the next two months. There is numerous places to eat , some existing and several new. As far as shopping, yes we do not have the malls and large stores, but we have great business that can normally call you by name and always has a smile to see you visit them. I want to challenge you to make a point to see what you can do to make an impact in your community. So why not save some gas and time and stay local. Local shopping and dinning keeps your money local. So I challenge you to start a grassroot movement in your hometown. Think Local First - Step Inside - In business that are in your communities, where we live, we go to school and play. So Eat Local So Drink Local So Shop Local So Live Local So I Hope To See You Local .
The visions behind this fall event came from comments from several locals at the Liberty July Celebration, where the people said they wish we had more of these events that give a good home town feeling. Well we are planning one for Sat Oct 29. There will be free music by Royal Harmonizers. If you would like to sing let us know. Several groups are offering free food. If you would like to help give a little refreshments, let us know. We will have hay rides, old fashion games and more. If you would like to have a little booth or offer something, let us know. There will be a free movie in Liberty Showcase, thanks to Liberty Showcase and Liberty Advisors. We will also have a motorcycle show. All this on Fayetteville Street. On Main Street (Swannanoa Ave) several local craft and art vendors will be setting up. Lets make this a great event. We are open to suggestions. Lets make this another awesome small town family gathering. Wangari Maathai said one, “It is the the little things that citizens do that will make the difference.� You can see more on page 2. So if you would like to be part of this let us know. You can call 336-404-9791 or visit www.celebrateliberty.org
Sept 30 Liberty 4 to 8 Elementary School
Ph 336-795-0054 / Cell 336-404-9791
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