High Octane – Aberdeen’s Newest Coffee Shop

There is a new Coffee Shop coming to the Town of Aberdeen around Labor Day. HIGH OCTANE will open its doors at the sight of an iconic gas station that has a storied history.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FACEBOOK PAGE : https://www.facebook.com/highoctanegirls/

The Coffee Shop is a story about the history of the 1930’s,19 40’s &19 50’s. It’s a story about the ever changing demographics in Moore County today. It’s a story about the striking resurgence of the downtown area of Aberdeen. It’s a story about the 3 partners who have forged a friendship and relationship with one another beyond their own families, and children.

HIGH OCTANE will be the only retail shop in downtown Aberdeen serving coffee in a casual, kick back setting.

Please listen to Kelly McAndrew & Nicola Squires (also of Carolina Full Motion) tell the story.

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Trinity Community Outreach Center

The Rev. Dr. Paul Murphy leads a lineup of guests from the Trinity Community Outreach Center to talk about an important fundraiser – MUSIC SPEAKS FAITH featuring the Murphy Family Ensemble on Aug. 23rd at the Owens Auditorium at the Sandhills Community College.

The evening will start at 6 p.m. with an expansive Silent Auction with numerous gifts donated by many of our Realtor members. Brittany Paschal & Melissa Holt head up the committee of our local Realtor Association helping to sponsor this event.

Additional guests include past Realtor Association chairperson, Anita Emery, Dr. Judith Kronin, the TCOC Educational Chairperson, Ms. Gloria McNeill, lifelong church member, and Paul’s son & award winning musician, Drake Murphy.

From Dr. Paul Murphy:
Musical journey down the pathways that connect spirituals to jazz and unto the American popular song.
Underlying the musical conversation will be the ways in which various pieces of music speak to The theological perspectives of faith, hope, love, grace and community!

Here is a statement from the TCOC Chair, Dr. Judith Kronin:
The TCOC will serve the community youth with after school education programs which are designed to enable the children of the Southern Pines Community to master basic skills in reading, writing, listening and speaking. We will then enable the children to apply these skills so that they become critical thinkers and independent learners. The venues and vehicles that will afford the students these opportunities include: a recording studio, dance lessons, music composition, writing classes, robotic training, Step training, science and math competition.

The TCOC building is located at 972 W Pennsylvania Ave behind the Trinity AME Zion Church.

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VISION4MOORE – Upcoming Abba & Eagles Tribute Concerts


Vision4Moore was founded in December, 2015 by Robert Baillie and is committed to helping those who help others. V4M partners with Moore County, North Carolina Non-Profit Organizations to produce and organize events, as well as promote awareness of their cause. 100% of the net proceeds from these events benefits our partners. Join us for our events and help us help them.

Executive Director, Pamela Partis is joined by her following guests:

Rebecca Listrom, Executive Director of Meals on Wheels of the Sandhills, www.mealsonwheelsofthesandhills.com

Elaine Baillie, Co-Founder & Board Member – MIRA Foundation, USA, www.mirausa.org

Linda Malkin, advocate for Caring Hearts for Kids of Moore, www.caringheartsofmoore.com

Renee Connelly Advocate & Volunteer of Caring Hearts for Kids OF Moore

The upcoming ABBA concert is Aug. 19th at the Robert E. Lee Auditorium. On Sept. 16th there will be a follow up concert with an Eagles tribute band.

As you will hear, these guests are passionate about their cause, appreciative of the strong spirit of their volunteers and not daunted by the challenges of necessary fund raising to insure their agencies stay viable.

Robert Baille’s spirit lives in these agencies and their leaders. The ‘Pay it Forward’ attitude is alive and well in Moore County.

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New Kids on the Block – Famous Toastery and Pure Barre

Moore County keeps growing and these two new establishments in Morganton
Park add to the variety and dynamic offerings our residents, new and current
can discover and enjoy.

FAMOUS TOASTERY is a fine eating establishment open 7 days a week offering breakfast and lunch. They also cater affairs and host private parties.
Nasser Jarrah and his wife, May, are your gracious hosts. After 30 years in the hospitality industry it was time for Nasser to relocate his efforts to Moore County. His menu features only fresh ingredients. The urban but cozy feel has already captured a long line of return customers.
www.famoustoastery.com. See them on Facebook:

PURE BARRE is more than just a workout, but a lifestyle. Their studio environment fosters a strong sense of community, welcoming clients of all sizes and fitness backgrounds to empower one another in achieving their fitness goals. Owners Lane & Lori Foster are joined by instructor and Moore County native, Elizabeth Pigg as they discuss their fitness program, the diet connection and the great social atmosphere of rediscovering and regenerating each client’s health, well-being and energy. www.purebarre.com. See them on Facebook:

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E-Mail: southernpines@purebarre.com

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Simplify Your Loan Process – Laura Glasby – Southern Trust Mortgage

Laura Glasby has 10 years of experience as a lender and prior to that 13 years of experience as a paralegal. Her experience, wealth of knowledge & ability to properly manage people’s expectations makes her an excellent choice for outlining the loan process to benefit buyers and brokers alike. Laura answers many of these specific questions:

1. Is it really possible to have a simple mortgage loan process?

2. What is the single most important thing a buyer can do to control their loan process?

3. What can a buyer do to simplify their loan process?

4. Why do lenders ask for so much documentation at the beginning of the process?

5. Why are buyers asked for more documentation after they have already sent in everything requested?

6. Why do underwriters ask for more documentation later in the process?

7. Why are buyers asked for documentation at the last minute before closing?

8. Why is it important to choose a local lender recommended by a trusted agent?

9. Does the relationship between the lender and the agent impact the complexity of the loan process?

10. FAQ’s from buyers/agents:

a. Buyers always ask….it was so much simpler when I bought my last house; why is there so much more paperwork this time?

b. Why do lenders care if we, as buyers, put cash or large deposits into our own bank accounts?

c. Why should I pay for earnest money and due diligence deposits with a personal check and not cash?

d. Why does the loan process take so long?

e. Why do I have to sign forms in duplicate?

Laura has offices in Southern Pines, N.C. as well as Fayetteville, N.C.

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