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August 21, 2008
The Kings Mountain Herald
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Photos by Emily Weaver, Rebecca Piscopo
Residents and guests at Battle Forest Apartments ‘recently enjoyed
a visit from the KMFD during their Supportive Events Day. Left to
right, Marie Hackney, Anne Hildreth, Eunice Ledford, Ruby Mackey,
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fl Adam Phillips, 2, enjoys a visit from the Gage Hildreth, 5. Back row, I-r, Maggie Lutz, Edna Roberts, and Lynn
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Wednesday afternoon.
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Betty Sue Morris (left) and Mary Dilling recently Eq Sanders with Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
attended the Chamber's Business After Hours in poges for a photo with Tasha Calhoun, of Kings
downtown KM. Mountain, while they were waiting for the Charlotte fam-
ily to return from vacation to see their new home.
Jacob Everson, 17, often plays his
drum downtown and says that he has
been playing for three years. He is
part of "The Cure" in Charlotte- a i
drumming circle- which raises money Mayor Rick Murphrey and wife Sandra Murp
to help people with cancer. the recent Business After Hours in downtown.
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Dezirae Jenkins, 2, waits for the fire truck
outside of the office of Battle Forest
Apartments. The KMFD made a special visit
to the complex recently.
Garrison Dull explores the recent
National Night Out set-ups at Patriot's
Park in downtown Kings Mountain.