Wednesday, July 10, 2013
PIRATES BALL
The Pirates all came out
at a pre-Fourth of
July celebration last
Wednesday sponsored
by the City of Kings:
Mountain and held
at 238 Cherokee Grill.
The photographs by Lib
Stewart of local people
show the costumes
and illustrate the fun
they enjoyed while
celebrating the spirit
of the Independence
Day holiday.
At right: Tammi Bienick
and Matt Vincent were
dressed up as pirates.
Far right: Tayler Wall, 7,
and Brian Smith enjoy
refreshments before the
contest judging.
Big Bang Boom
to perform July 15
Big Bang Boom Band will present a
concert Monday, July 15, at 6 p.m. at Pa-
triot’s Park as part of the 2013 Summer
Reading Program at Mauney Memorial
Library.
Established in 2007 in Greensboro,
this rockin’ 3-piece power pop band con-
sists of talented artists and long-time mu-
sicians, and doesn’t play just any ole
average music. These dynamic dads play
parent-friendly music.
After 20 years of touring, Chuck,
Steve and Eddie decided to expand their
horizons and play for parents (like them-
selves) who want more from children’s
music. They write songs with a pop sen-
sibility by cleverly mixing alternative,
hip-hop, pop, country, and other genres to
create music that parents and children can
relate to and enjoy! Think of it as a “kid-
appropriate frat party.” The band is set to
release their third CD.
You can listen to Big Bang Boom on
Kindiecast, Saturday Morning Cereal
Bowl, and Spare the Rock Spoil the
Child.
Between 5 — 6 p.m., Created to Praise
Dance Academy, owned and operated by
Kelli Putnam, will be passing out free
children’s books.
The Kings Mountain Herald | www.kmherald.net
MORAL MONDAY: attended by local
democrats
From page 1A
those exercising civil disobedience
that will lead to arrest, hurray for
you, but you will need to provide
your own transportation.”
Moral Monday demonstrations
were called by the N.C. Chapter of
the NAACP to spotlight GOP-
backed legislation rejecting the ex-
pansion of Medicaid to the working
poor, slashing benefits to the unem-
ployed, eliminating jobs in public
education and place restrictions on
voting.
Mary Degree of the Cleveland
County Chapter NAACP and Mount
Calvary Baptist Church in Shelby
Haun named to Iowa
State’s Deans List
Ava Annette Haun of Kings Mountain is
provided a van for transportation.
Robert Dempsey, executive Di-
rector of the N.C .Democratic Party,
encouraged Democrats from across
the state to assemble at State Party
headquarters at 220 Hillsborough
Street in downtown Raleigh at 4:30
p.m. on Monday. From there, they
walked down to the General Assem-
bly in support of Democratic House
members.
Democrats wore pink as a dis-
play of solidarity and.commitment to
women’s rights, Dempsey said. He
added, “We won’t be silenced and
we won’t forget this assault on our
freedoms in November 2014.”
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