Citizen South Bank Opens New Branch In Indian Trail
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Indian Trail, NC – Citizens South opened its new full service branch on US 74 in Indian Trail on April 27th. Jim Carpenter, President Union County Chamber, welcomed the bank to Indian Trail and thanked the bank for its commitment to Union County. Dan Boyd, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, discussed the bank’s 106 year history of serving customers.
Indian Trail Partners With NCDOT On Strategic Road Improvement
Last modified on 2010-04-30 13:22:36 GMT. 0 comments. Top.
Indian Trail, NC – Town of Indian Trail, NC, April 27, 2010 – At the April 27th Town Council meeting, the Indian Trail Town Council approved a $200,000 contribution to partner with NCDOT and private firms to widen a portion of Indian Trail-Fairview Road. The overall project will cost approximately $700,000. NCDOT will be working with the Town on the details of the project.
Road Improvement will Attract and Retain Businesses and Jobs
“We appreciate the NCDOT working with the Town of Indian Trail on this proactive economic development project. In my experience, infrastructure improvements will be critical to recruit and retain jobs for Indian Trail. Based on public testimony we’ve heard, this project will help the Old Hickory Industrial Park and others in attracting businesses and jobs”, said Indian Trail Town Manager Joe Fivas.
This three lane road improvement will probably be connected to the future Union County bypass project which could be completed in the next few years. The turnpike (NCTA) plans indicate that the end of our current proposed project will terminate close to the end of their proposed project. This will resolve future congestion, help with commercial product delivery, and hopefully increase public safety.
For more information, contact:
Joe Fivas
Town Manager
Town of Indian Trail
(704) 821-8114
townmanager@admin.indiantrail.org townmanager@admin.indiantrail.org
Highlights Of Indian Trail Earth Day 2010
Last modified on 2010-04-29 23:20:54 GMT. 0 comments. Top.
Indian Trail, NC – Indian Trail continues to trailblaze efforts to save the planet by being an environmentally aware community.
On Saturday, April 24th, the Town of Indian Trail hosted an Earth Day/ Arbor Day event. The successful festival had over 30 area business vendors, a local blue grass band, a student poetry contest from local schools. The state gave a Tree City USA award to the Town of Indian Trail.
Union County, NC resident and soprano Virginia Gutierrez launched the event passionately singing a powerful National Anthem. Indian Trail Mayor John Quinn and Town Manager Joe Fivas enthusiastically welcomed the crowd. The Town’s goals were to provide fun for families, educate residents about the environment and local services, and provide businesses an opportunity to showcase their products.
We hope to expand the successful event in the future”, said Shelley DeHart Indian Trail Planning Director. WalMart donated two children’s bikes, and Lowe’s donated a number of trees to plant within the Town of Indian Trail.
The town’s celebration is featured as 1 of 10 worldwide in Earth Day Network’s “Global Day of Conversation”.
Indian Trail Celebrates Their 4th Annual Earth Day / Arbor Day On April 24
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Indian Trail, NC – Indian Trail’s 4th annual Earth Day / Arbor Day Festival starts at 10 am at Town Hall (100 Navajo Trail) featuring music, food, and workshops.
The Festival will include the following:
Live Music w/ a Local Bluegrass
Band Bounce House
Face-Painting for Kids
Bicycle Rodeo (be sure to bring your bike!)
Bicycle and Helmet Giveaway
2 Rain Barrel giveaways
Many other free giveaways!
Free oil, antifreeze, and battery recycling
Free Bicycle Maintenance classes Helmet Safety Checks
Food and Local Vendors
Tree Planting Ceremony at Town Hall Tree care class
Indian Trail’s “Tree City USA” Designation and “Growth Award” Announcement of Poetry Contest Winners from local Elementary Schools.
Indian Trail Town Hall
100 Navajo Trail, Indian Trail 28079
10a.m.-2p.m.
www.indiantrail.org
Sonic Bike Nights In Indian Trail Start On April 13
Last modified on 2010-04-21 13:28:22 GMT. 0 comments. Top.
The SONIC located at: 14315 Independence Blvd. Indian Trail, NC 28079-9549.
Come join other bikers from the area for Food specials, fun, 50/50 drawings, door prizes, & more!
For more information about this event, please contact Dano janowski at dano@heavenssaintsmm.com
