Junior Miss is a scholarship program that promotes education and excellence in all areas of life. Junior Miss is proud to have helped many young women receive an education and become successful in their chosen careers. Diane Sawyer, Deborah Norville, Kim Basinger, and Debra Messing are just a few of
our well known Junior Misses, but many others have achieved success in various professions such as business, law, journalism, medicine and religion. Junior Miss is back in Cabarrus County for the first time in over 20 years.
We are looking for volunteers, contestants, donors, and
financial support from local individuals and businesses.
Please visit our website to learn more about the Cabarrus County Junior Miss at http://cabarrusjrmiss.tripod.com.
Entry deadline for rising senior girls in Cabarrus County is
June 15, 2008. Entry into the program is free.The Cabarrus County Junior Miss program will be held on September 13, 2008.
Thursday, January 10, 2008
The Carolina Speed Add More Strength and Size
Carolina Speed Add More Strength and Size on Their Offensive and Defensive Lines
In the AIFA, it is very important on defense to put pressure on the quarterback and on offense to keep pressure away from the quarterback. The Speed coaching staff felt that they needed to go out and get the best of the best so that they have a very strong offensive and defensive line.
Marcus Huntley played college ball a little up the road at Catawba College where he had a very successful college career. He was the 2003 Freshman of the Year, Pre-Season All American, and a four year All Conference Player. Marcus had work outs for Minnesota and Cleveland and was predicted to be a top free agent after the draft. “Marcus is one of those players that slip through the cracks like many other players that should be playing at the next level,” said Head Coach Ervin Bryson. Marcus is very pleased to be playing with the Speed in front of his family and friends again.
The Speed also signed Defensive Lineman Curtis Issac who played at Louisiana Lafayette. During his senior year, Curtis had 43 tackles (12 for lost yardage), 6.5 sacks, and 1 forced fumble. His speed, size, and strength will make him a dominant force in this league. Curtis feels playing with the Speed will give him an opportunity to be recognized by the next level scouts.
On the offensive side of the ball, the Speed is proud to announce the signing of Bennitt “Big Moe” Waddell. Big Moe is a 6’6, 330lbs. offensive lineman with a ton of experience. He has played in the NFL with the Minnesota Vikings, NFL Europe, CFL, and AF2. Early injuries set Big Moe back a little, but he is hungry to get back to playing football again.
Speed season and individual tickets are on sale now at the Cabarrus Arena Box Office. For more information, call 704-920-3805.
In the AIFA, it is very important on defense to put pressure on the quarterback and on offense to keep pressure away from the quarterback. The Speed coaching staff felt that they needed to go out and get the best of the best so that they have a very strong offensive and defensive line.
Marcus Huntley played college ball a little up the road at Catawba College where he had a very successful college career. He was the 2003 Freshman of the Year, Pre-Season All American, and a four year All Conference Player. Marcus had work outs for Minnesota and Cleveland and was predicted to be a top free agent after the draft. “Marcus is one of those players that slip through the cracks like many other players that should be playing at the next level,” said Head Coach Ervin Bryson. Marcus is very pleased to be playing with the Speed in front of his family and friends again.
The Speed also signed Defensive Lineman Curtis Issac who played at Louisiana Lafayette. During his senior year, Curtis had 43 tackles (12 for lost yardage), 6.5 sacks, and 1 forced fumble. His speed, size, and strength will make him a dominant force in this league. Curtis feels playing with the Speed will give him an opportunity to be recognized by the next level scouts.
On the offensive side of the ball, the Speed is proud to announce the signing of Bennitt “Big Moe” Waddell. Big Moe is a 6’6, 330lbs. offensive lineman with a ton of experience. He has played in the NFL with the Minnesota Vikings, NFL Europe, CFL, and AF2. Early injuries set Big Moe back a little, but he is hungry to get back to playing football again.
Speed season and individual tickets are on sale now at the Cabarrus Arena Box Office. For more information, call 704-920-3805.
The Carolina Speed Seeking Corporate Sponsorship
The Carolna Speed Indoor Arena Football team has several
Corporate Sponsorship opportunities still available for
the upcoming 2008 season.
First Home game isMarch 15 at the
Cabarrus Arena & Events center.
For details call (704) 920-3976
Corporate Sponsorship opportunities still available for
the upcoming 2008 season.
First Home game isMarch 15 at the
Cabarrus Arena & Events center.
For details call (704) 920-3976
Saturday, December 29, 2007
Road Closure - Cabarrus County, NC
Chestnut Avenue will be closed on Jan. 2, 2008, for approximately two months.
The effected areas are from Dale Earnhardt Boulevard to the construction zone at the
North Carolina Research Campus.
The work will be performed by Blythe Development.
The closure is to facilitate the construction of the Northeast Medical Building located at
the old Curb Motorsports site.
The effected areas are from Dale Earnhardt Boulevard to the construction zone at the
North Carolina Research Campus.
The work will be performed by Blythe Development.
The closure is to facilitate the construction of the Northeast Medical Building located at
the old Curb Motorsports site.
Friday, December 7, 2007
Networking group meets Wednesdays 1:15pm
The Kannapolis TIPs Networking Group meets at 1:15 p.m. on Wednesdays at Plaster Creations, 1010 Cloverleaf Plaza, Kannapolis, NC 704-721-0003.
The free meet-and-greet will showcase local businesses.
Each participant is asked to prepare a brief "commercial" about their business.
People also are encouraged to bring business cards or handouts.
For more information or to RSVP, e-mail cynthiaroy@ctc.net.
The free meet-and-greet will showcase local businesses.
Each participant is asked to prepare a brief "commercial" about their business.
People also are encouraged to bring business cards or handouts.
For more information or to RSVP, e-mail cynthiaroy@ctc.net.
Friday, November 16, 2007
2007 Concord Christmas Parade
The Concord Christmas will be held on November 17, 2007 starting at 2:30 p.m. A variety of floats, entertainment, and community members will participate making this a true Concord parade, which starts at Lake Concord and Church Street, judging at North Union at Cannon Library, and ends at South Union and Corban St.
Thursday, November 8, 2007
Katherine's Top Ten Reasons for Taking Dance Lessons
10-If you take lessons with your boyfriend/girlfriend/spouse
you'll fall in love with each other all over again.
9-(If you are a parent):
It is wonderful for children to grow up seeing their parents dance together.
8-(If you are a guy):
You want to prove that "Anything Emmett Smith can do, I can do better."
7-You can get a group of friends to take the class together and go out to dinner before the lessons (or go for dessert after the lessons.)
6-(If you are a woman):
The dancing gives you an excuse to dress up if you want to, especially in a swishy, saucy skirt.
5-(If you are a man):
It gives you an opportunity to see your beautiful dance partner dress up (possibly in a swishy, saucy skirt).
4-It is a great activity for friends or family to take together (and then you have a group of people to dance with when you go out or to weddings.)
3-It is everything good. It engages one physically, mentally, and socially.
2-It is terrific exercise.
And Katherine's Number One Reason for taking dance lessons:
1-It's fun!
For more information on Dance classes call Katherine at NC Ballroom 704-920-8877.
you'll fall in love with each other all over again.
9-(If you are a parent):
It is wonderful for children to grow up seeing their parents dance together.
8-(If you are a guy):
You want to prove that "Anything Emmett Smith can do, I can do better."
7-You can get a group of friends to take the class together and go out to dinner before the lessons (or go for dessert after the lessons.)
6-(If you are a woman):
The dancing gives you an excuse to dress up if you want to, especially in a swishy, saucy skirt.
5-(If you are a man):
It gives you an opportunity to see your beautiful dance partner dress up (possibly in a swishy, saucy skirt).
4-It is a great activity for friends or family to take together (and then you have a group of people to dance with when you go out or to weddings.)
3-It is everything good. It engages one physically, mentally, and socially.
2-It is terrific exercise.
And Katherine's Number One Reason for taking dance lessons:
1-It's fun!
For more information on Dance classes call Katherine at NC Ballroom 704-920-8877.
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