Triangle 411

Cary Chamber of Commerce’s Vice President of Economic Development, Mark Lawson, talks business resources, funding, strategies, legislative updates, employee care, future trends, and key steps for recovery during the COVID-19 pandemic for Cary, and all area businesses. 

Chelsea Moravek, who has been in communications for over 10 years, talks everything social media related. This social media guru walks us through all the types, differences, pros and cons of the digital outlet. Chelsea addresses the best options for businesses, including small businesses, as well as, what is out there for personal use. Then, Morrisville’s Jamie Sturdivant, shares changes she has made in her personal social media presence and why. Jamie also provides helpful hints for those who are looking to adjust or reduce the time they spend on these intoxicating platforms.

True to the old adage, “No guts, no glory,” Pastor Will Breedlove from the Harriett Baptist Church is holding worship services at the Raleigh Road Drive-In Movie Theater. This bold step is bringing religion to people while still addressing COVID-19 social distancing.

True to the old adage, “No guts, no glory,” Pastor Will Breedlove from the Harriett Baptist Church is holding worship services at the Raleigh Road Drive-In Movie Theater. This bold step is bringing religion to people while still addressing COVID-19 social distancing.

It’s a new and welcoming age where people really are all crated equally and modeling competitions and pageants are open to all. A conversation with Ciata Kromah from KroCial LLC explores image branding and wardrobe consulting in today’s world. Additionally, Kromah explains the details for the diversity Miss Fashion Global National Competition. Special needs competitions, such as, Miss You Can Do It, Miss Arc Broward, and Miss Amazing, are also discussed.

It’s a new and welcoming age where people really are all crated equally and modeling competitions and pageants are open to all. A conversation with Ciata Kromah from KroCial LLC explores image branding and wardrobe consulting in today’s world. Additionally, Kromah explains the details for the diversity Miss Fashion Global National Competition. Special needs competitions, such as, Miss You Can Do It, Miss Arc Broward, and Miss Amazing, are also discussed.

 Organizer and Regional Field Director for the Democratic Party, Leah Garrett, provides a “behind the scene” look at the campaigns for both Hillary Clinton and Amy Klobuchar.  

Fit & Able is a Cary 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization that builds healthier communities through organizing creative events, programs, and activities. In addition to supporting its own programming, Fit & Able invites other local nonprofit organizations to take part in its 25+ annual events to raise funds and awareness for their charitable missions. Travis Wright Colopy, Executive Director of Fit & Able, discusses how he is re-purposing his newsletter to help local charities remain in the spotlight through the challenging times caused by COVID-19. Charities featured include Dorcas Ministries, The Carying Place, Triangle Aphasia Projected, LTD., SPCA of Wake County, Travis Manion Foundation, New Lease on Life,  and others.

Fit & Able is a Cary 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization that builds healthier communities through organizing creative events, programs, and activities. In addition to supporting its own programming, Fit & Able invites other local nonprofit organizations to take part in its 25+ annual events to raise funds and awareness for their charitable missions. Travis Wright Colopy, Executive Director of Fit & Able, discusses how he is re-purposing his newsletter to help local charities remain in the spotlight through the challenging times caused by COVID-19. Charities featured include Dorcas Ministries, The Carying Place, Triangle Aphasia Projected, LTD., SPCA of Wake County, Travis Manion Foundation, New Lease on Life,  and others.

Fit & Able is a Cary 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization that builds healthier communities through organizing creative events, programs, and activities. In addition to supporting its own programming, Fit & Able invites other local nonprofit organizations to take part in its 25+ annual events to raise funds and awareness for their charitable missions. Travis Wright Colopy, Executive Director of Fit & Able, discusses how he is re-purposing his newsletter to help local charities remain in the spotlight through the challenging times caused by COVID-19. Charities featured include Dorcas Ministries, The Carying Place, Triangle Aphasia Projected, LTD., SPCA of Wake County, Travis Manion Foundation, New Lease on Life,  and others.