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Welcome to Coats Area Chamber
of Commerce Weekly News
Thank you for your interest and involvement in the Coats Area Chamber of Commerce. Each week, we do our best to promote all that is going on in our community. If you have anything to add to our newsletter, please let us know. We greatly appreciate all of our amazing members. Please remember to Shop Local First...It Matters!
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Farmer's Day
The Coats Chamber is already busy preparing for the 104th Farmer's Day. If you are interested in being a sponsor for any of the events, please contact the Coats Chamber Office. Applications will be available on July 14th. You will be able to access them from next weeks newsletter.
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CHAMBER FUNDRAISER 2016
Raffle tickets will be for sale beginning June 7th at the
CACC Smith Farm Sing. You can pick up tickets at the Chamber Office or from any board member or ambassador. Drawing will take place on October 18th. This Raffle money will be used for the upkeep of the Community Building. We need a new deck and other repairs are needed.
Tickets are $2.00 each or 3 tickets for $5.00. There will be several prizes and our large prizes
will be one year Pest Control from Lee/State Pest Control, a beautiful Table built by Commissioner Chris Coats & a Grill. Please help us keep the Community Building beautiful for the community to enjoy.
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July 9th - Saturday - 10 am
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July 16th - Saturday - 7 am - 2 pm
Come one, come all,
Everyone is welcome to have a ball.
There's food to eat and shopping to do,
prizes to win - maybe it will be you!
There's gonna be a little bit of everything. Don't miss the fun!
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Please forgive our earlier misprint. The original flyer said Thursday but this event is Tuesday, July 19th @ 7 pm.
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HELP RECRUIT AND RETAIN TEACHERS IN OUR SCHOOLS
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The Harnett County Schools needs our businesses help to recruit and retain qualified teachers for our schools. If you are willing to give a discount to teachers, please see the attached form.
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August 5th - Blood Drive
11:00 - 2:00
910-892-1130
Also:
August 12th
Keith Henderson Concert
W J Barefoot Auditorium.
Doors open at 6:00 pm, Concert 7:00-9:00 pm. Tickets for sale at
WPYB Radio Station only.
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Located at Coats Village Square
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FOR SALE-70 S. Patterson Street, Coats-Your brick 5 BR home on 3.315 acres awaits with 5 FP, tile and slate flooring, built in bookshelves, large 16x20 living room with beautiful molding, formal dining room, sunroom, den, updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances & granite, double bathroom sinks in master bath & a 50x50 metal building. A must see $300,000 For more information call Craig Matthews Realty, Inc. @ 910-897-5676 or Craig @ 910-890-4330.
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 The inaugural
Veteran Owned Business Festival (VOB Fest)
will be held on August 27th from 11:00 am-4:00 pm at 322 S Main St in Fuquay-Varina. If you are a veteran operating a business and you would like to be a vendor, contact Jason Grantham at 919-413-4395 or email
[email protected]
. The cost for booth rentals is $50. They are currently seeking a few more Veteran Owned Businesses.
The public is invited to come out and support local VOB's in beautiful downtown Fuquay-Varina during this event. There will be live music, food trucks, and local breweries, games for all ages, prizes, and lots of fun! Proceeds raised will benefit Military Missions in Action, Heroes United and Operation 300.
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Turlington Real Estate Group
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If you are looking for fun, educational and fitness related activities for the children in your family this summer, be sure to review the
2016 Guide for Summer Activities for Children. The Guide features information about many of our Chamber members and the activities they offer during the summer including day camps, the Summer Reading Program, youth enrichment programs offered by CCCC and 4-H and more. In addition, there is information about family outings to museums and parks as well as all types of lessons that are available including music and art camps offered by Eleven One Studios.
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Limited appts available for this one day only event!
Contact 910-292-0257 or 919-215-0681 to schedule!
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We appreciate YOU! All of our members and businesses are important to CACC. Thank you for taking the time to peruse our weekly newsletter. Please share it with your family and friends, social media, etc. If you have any news you would like for us to include in a future issue, please contact us using the information below:
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Juanita Ogburn Hudson Day
Juanita Ogburn Hudson, a special lady in the Coats Community will be honored on
July 10 at Coats Elementary School from 3-5 pm.
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Business of the Month
July 2016
Honeycutt's Auto Sales
Meet Mark Boone, third year violin student from Princeton, NC, who played three selections for us at the presentation.
To view more photos from this presentation click here.
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Business of the Week
Destiny Lodge is family owned student housing apartments. These apartments include a common living and dinning rooms and kitchen. Each room comes furnished with a twin bed, dresser and desk. The bathrooms are shared between two rooms. Located in the heart of downtown Coats, Destiny Lodge provides a convenient and affordable off campus housing option. Contact owner Jim Hartman at 910-263-6088 for more information.
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Click links for more information where available.
8: Harnett Area Shag Association DJ Joey Warren
at the Dunn Shrine Center
19: Crusaders at Smith Farm
25: Community Blood Drive CUMC 2:30-7
August
5: Blood Drive at WPYB in Benson
11:00 - 2:00 910-892-1130
11: Sundown on Downtown Benson, featuring Jim
Quick & Coastline Band
12: Keith Henderson Concert WJ Barefoot
Auditorium 7-9 pm
Harnett Area Shag Association North Tower
Band at the Dunn Shrine Center
16: Touch of Gray at Smith Farms
19: Coats Senior Center Fundraiser Dance - 7-11p
September
5: Labor Day
10: Angier Crepe Myrtle Celebration
16: Coats Senior Center Fundraiser BBQ
17: Lillington Fall Festival
20: True Friends at Smith Farm
22: Farmer's Day Golf Tournament
Mule Days Concert, Benson
23: Coats Senior Center Fundraiser Dance - 7-11p
24: Mule Days
30: October 1: Galot Motor Sports
Monster Truck
Event
October
1: Erwin Denim Days
6: Boogie on Broad, Band of Oz
7: Coat's Farmer's Day Gospel Sing,
Pig Cook-off & Campground
8: Coats Farmer's Day
15: Wings Over Harnett
18: Won 4 Christ at Smith Farm
1: Farmer's Day Appreciation Dinner and Auction
at Coats Grove Fire and Rescue Department
5: 18th Annual NC Cotton Festival
11: Veteran's Day Holiday
24:
Thanksgiving Holiday
26: Small Business Saturday
27: Christmas on Broad & Beyond, downtown Dunn
December
1:
Coats Christmas Parade - 6:30 pm
Coats Tree Lighting on the Square - after
parade
3: Dunn Christmas Parade
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Aagdart Screenprinting
Becky Adams
Stewart Akerman
Auto Zone
Ronald & Frances Avery
Stacy & Patsy Avery
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Bain & McRae. LLP Attorneys at Law
Beasley Heating & Air, Inc.
Best Market Wireless
Buies Creek School K-Kids
Robie & Lynda Butler
Susan Byerly Campaign
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Cape Fear Christian Academy
CenturyLink
Christ Resurrected Church
Chicora Country Club
Chris & Anna Coats
Coats Automotive
Coats Barber Shop
Coats Cabinets
Coats Elementary School
Coats-Erwin Middle School
Coats Grove Fire & Rescue
Coats Lions Club
Coats Museum
Coats Pharmacy
Coats Senior Citizens Center
Coats Town Hall
Coats United Methodist Church
Linda Cobb
Combined Insurance
Connell Appliance
Cornerstone Cafe & Coffee
Cotton's Body Shop & Towing
County of Harnett
Craig Matthews Realty, Inc.
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The Daily Record
Destiny Lodge
Dixie Denning Supply Company
Double LL Tack & Feed, Inc.
Dragonfly Florist
Draper Aden Associates
Duke Energy Progress
Dunn Area Tourism
Dunn Moose Lodge
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Eastern Carolina Medical Center
Jennifer Flowers
Force Concepts
Frazee's Trophies
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Gospel Tabernacle Hispanic Church
Grey Flex Systems
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Habitat for Humanity
Happy Heart Productions
Harnett County Home Builders
A.T. & Margie Herring
Hudson Jewelry
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Ice Novelties, Inc.
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Johnson Optometric Associates P.A.
Johnson Properties, Realtors & Auction
Just...Smile! photography & design
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Kiwianis of Coats
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Dudley & Teresa Langdon
Sandy Langdon
Lee's Automotive, Inc.
Lee Pest/State Pest Control
David Lewis
Lillington Veterinary Hospital
Eloise Lee
Ed & Mary Ellen Lauder
Lynda Weeks Trucking Co
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Marshall Miller, PLLC
Keith McLeod
Miller CarQuest
Mitchel Clayton Painting, Inc.
Charles & Betty Manning
Moore's Storage Buildings
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Patrick Electric
Howard Penny, Jr.
Billy & Peggie Pope
Hilda Pope
Pope's True Value Hardware
Edna Powell
David Price, D.D.S., PA
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Quality Awning Company
Quality Equipment
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Ray Roberts Custom Painting
Recovery Connections
Ron's Barn
RLT Construction
Rose & Graham Funeral Home
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Signs by Josh
Smith Farm
Sonny's Mini-Mart & T-Mart
Gale Spears
H.L. & Gayle Sorrell
Stacy Williams Upholstery
Danny & Katie Stevens
Stewart's Tire Service
Streamline Land Survey
Sybil the Clown
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Take Shape for Life
Tart Law Group, P.A.
Teddy J. Byrd Agency, Inc.
Transitions Life Care
Triton High School
Turlington Real Estate
Joyce Turner
Twyford Printing Co. Inc.
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United Hair Salon
United Way
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WCKB Radio Station
WPYB AM 1130
Walter & Kathy Weeks
Danny B. West, PLLC
John & Jenny Wiggins
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Yardmaster's Lawn Services
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THANK YOU!
Please join the Chamber as we say THANKS to the Town of Coats for having our town's street lights changed to LED lights. Now our night time parades will be brighter for spectators.
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The finest southern gospel groups singing live every Thursday night from
7:30-9:00 pm.
Reservations suggested.
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The Angier, Coats, Dunn, Erwin and Lillington Chambers along with Harnett County Economic Development and Dunn Area Tourism Authority partnered together to bring you Harnett County Living 2016.
Stop by the Chamber office
to pick up the latest copy.
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Please be advised of the following information:
Several Harnett County residents have reported a man claiming to be from the water department and working out of Raleigh leaving a valve in their mailbox along with a message that he will come by later to test their water. When the man arrives, he reportedly displays a badge with a serial number. When people let him in to test their water, the man reportedly asks personal questions like whether residents live alone or have children.
If someone comes by your home fitting this description, you should call the police. Harnett County Public Utilities employees will never enter residents' homes. When testing water, they use the meter or an outdoor spigot.
If you have any questions, contact Harnett County Public Utilities at (910) 893-7575.
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