The Temple Theatre embarks on its 13th season under the guidance of Artistic Director Peggy Taphorn.
Peggy is joined by actor & new marketing arm, Gavin Pamer, to highlight the major productions- starting with the production of Oliver (Sept. 12th – Sept. 29th).
Special Events Coordinator, Megan McDonald and Events Assistant, Emily Zalzneck, discuss the myriad of events happening in Pinehurst between now and the end of the year.
Events:
The Pinehurst Activity Guide is a “one stop shopping” resource for all events “Pinehurst”. It comes out quarterly.
Executive Director MaryBeth Poplyk & President of the Sunrise Preservation Group, Geoff Cutler, talk about the storied history of the Sunrise Theater since 1898 and its history right up to 2019 and beyond. https://www.sunrisetheater.com/
Today’s Sunrise Theater is a testament to the strong support it has received from the local community over the years. http://www.sunrisetheater.com/now-showing.html
MaryBeth Poplyk
Executive Director
Sunrise Theater
910-692-3611
www.SunriseTheater.com
10 years is a good time to establish a benchmark when creating a perspective.
This is the 10th Anniversary of the radio show, ALL THINGS MOORE COUNTY.
One of the guests on that very first show in August of 2009 was Kirsten Foyles.
Kirsten is a local attorney, a mother of 3 accomplished daughters and most recently has a newly minted Masters Degree in choral music.
I first met Kirsten Foyles as a real estate attorney when she was at Thigpen & Jenkins. In the 20 years I have known Kirsten we have had a chance to work together in many different ways, and I’ve had a chance to watch her raise her family first hand.
The conversation with Kirsten flows easily. When you have a history and a background it’s easy to compare notes over these past 10 years.
The last 10 years have been full of changes, perspectives and outlooks for both of us.
Thank you Kirsten Foyles for being a guest on this particular show.Continue reading
The Tarheel Challenge Academy puts a new focus on mentoring for young adults between the ages of 16-18.
Recruiter Rita Ladner discusses the purpose, objective and commitments of the program that is no cost to vetted applicants.
The program is sponsored by the State of North Carolina, Department of Public Safety and the North Carolina National Guard.
It’s a program that enforces discipline and consistency in an attempt to produce more focused and productive young citizens.
THE TARHEEL CHALLENGE – A SECOND CHANCE
Rita Ladner 910 214-2007 or 910 525-5520
Myron Dice has been working with Christmas for Moore since the program has evolved from the program known as the Empty Stocking Fund. Christmas in July is the time to hear about this program as it is a 12 month process culminating in individual adopting vetted families in order to help provide a Christmas that some less fortunate families might not have a chance to realize.Continue reading