June 24, 2024 • 11 mins
Get ready to fill your July calendar with an array of vibrant events happening in Statesville, North Carolina! Ever wondered where you can catch some thrilling baseball action this summer? We've got you covered with all the details on the Statesville Owls' home games at West Iredell High School. With five opportunities to cheer for the Owls on July 1st, 2nd, 10th, 11th, and 12th, it’s a perfect outing for the whole family. Plus, don’t miss the City's spectacular fireworks celebration on July 3rd – we’ll let you in on all the prime viewing spots around Signal Hill Drive to make sure you have the best seat in town.
But that's not all! The Wild Goose Festival is making a grand return to Van Hoy Farm from July 11th to 14th, bringing a colorful mix of music, storytelling, and theater to Statesville. It's an event that draws over 3,000 attendees, turning the town into a hub of lively activities and energy. We also dive into the eerie adventures of the Haunted Statesville Ghost Tours, happening every fourth Saturday from March through September. Tune in to Discover Statesville and let us guide you through these exciting events, ensuring your summer is packed with unforgettable experiences!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
You'll be ready to knock it out of the park in
Statesville, North Carolina,after you hear our July event
rundown.
Tune in now.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
Welcome to Discover Statesville, the show that takes
you on a captivating journeythrough the heart of one of
North Carolina's most charmingtowns.
Speaker 1 (00:14):
Welcome back everyone .
We're so excited to have youhere at Discover Statesville for
yet another event rundown.
I cannot believe it's July.
It's well, I guess it's beensummer.
I've been feeling the heat.
Yeah, but it's moving by fastAlready for a while, but I'm
ready for cool weather again.
But summer fun is what we'reall about today.
(00:34):
So we've been kind ofhighlighting that we have a
local wooden bat league here inStatesville.
So exciting to have theStatesville Owls playing their
home games right here at WestIredell High School in
Statesville, north Carolina.
So if you want to come out androot for the home team, you want
to make sure to catch them July1st, 2nd, 10th, 11th and 12th.
(00:58):
So five opportunities to catchthe Owls right here in
Statesville.
Bring the family out for somegood baseball summer fun.
We're excited about that.
Speaker 3 (01:06):
Yeah, they're good competitive baseball games.
I went several years ago whenthey were at Statesville High.
School.
So yeah, Hooty-hoo.
Speaker 1 (01:11):
Yeah, hooty-hoo.
Speaker 3 (01:12):
Hooty-hoo, yeah.
So the City of Statesvilleannual fireworks celebration.
We're excited to host thatagain with our partners and
sponsors, Country BoyLandscaping and Tim Johnson
Landscaping.
Speaker 1 (01:24):
Shout out to those guys.
Speaker 3 (01:25):
Thank you, great community partners, for a long
time on this event, but ourfireworks celebration will be on
Wednesday, july the 3rd.
We always launch from an areaoff of Signal Hill Drive that's
not accessible to the public, soyour best viewing locations are
going to be the usual suspects.
So you know, the mall parkinglot, the shopping center there
by Cozumel and everything,probably the shopping center
(01:47):
where the old by-low was.
Those will be all sort of theprime viewing locations.
We will allow people to parkand view them from the soccer
complex.
But we do have that.
We have staff there.
So I mean that parking lot willfill up at some point and we
will not allow anybody else inthere.
I've heard people can see themgood from King of the Sea, so I
mean pretty much anywhere aroundthat signal area.
You should have a good.
Speaker 1 (02:08):
I can see them from my house.
Speaker 3 (02:09):
Well, there you go.
Perfect, go over to Cindy'shouse Come on over.
But that launches at 930,weather permitting.
But, you know, once againthanks to those, partners and,
yeah, always the 3rd Yep.
Speaker 1 (02:23):
I did not know that.
You probably said that I wasnot being a good listener.
Well, thank you to the City ofStatesville for doing that with
your partners, because I thinkthat's a nice thing for the
community and park early.
Speaker 3 (02:36):
Get there and park early.
Yeah, people line up and parkearly Tailgate.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
Yeah, obey all laws and legal practices the things
you have to say.
Excited to share that for thethird year in a row, the Wild
Goose Festival is returning toVan Hoy Farm.
Wild Goose Festival is aweekend of music, storytelling,
theater, spectacle.
It's a spirit, music and artsfestival.
They come in and bring over3,000 attendees I think is what
(03:09):
they had last year and a lot ofpeople camp out there at Van Hoy
, but our hotels are always full.
The town is buzzing withvisitors enjoying Statesville.
So if you do not know about theWild Goose Festival yet, I
encourage you to go out online.
I think it'swildgoosefestivalcom.
That is July 11th through the14th.
(03:31):
It is a multi-day event andthey have an amazing lineup.
Go out there and check out theagenda and be a part of the
great stuff they have going on.
So thank you to the Wild GooseFestival for choosing
Statesville for your event.
Very cool, yeah.
Thank you to the Wild GooseFestival for choosing
Statesville for your event Verycool, yeah.
Speaker 3 (03:46):
So Haunted Statesville Ghost Tours.
We've mentioned really probablyevery month for the event
rundown because they've expandedthis program to run every
fourth Saturday from March allthe way through September.
Speaker 1 (03:56):
I love that we have people coming from out of town
just for ghost tours.
Yeah, that's cool yeah.
Speaker 3 (03:59):
So you've got two options on that fourth Saturday
there's one at 8 and there's oneat 8.30.
You've got to purchase ticketsin advance or we would recommend
purchasing tickets in advance.
They're $15, and they meet atCity Hall.
Speaker 1 (04:12):
Okay, so downtownstatesvillecom is where
you can go.
This is one of their signatureevents.
Thank you to those guys forputting that on.
They partner with the HistoricSharp House Players.
Yeah, have some great actinggoing on.
Speaker 3 (04:25):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (04:26):
It's an exciting time .
Speaker 3 (04:28):
So, speaking of the Historic Sharp House Players,
yeah, they'll be hosting this isalso an annual event.
I believe Tom Dooley Barbecueand Bluegrass this year
featuring the annual event Ibelieve Tom Dooley Barbecue and
Bluegrass this year featuringthe Local Boys, who are a really
great bluegrass band.
So you've got great food.
The doors open at 530.
The Local Boys start at 6.
So you've got barbecuevarieties, sauces, potato salad,
(04:50):
all the things.
Speaker 1 (04:51):
Milk-sopped corn.
Speaker 3 (04:53):
Milk-sopped corn.
I'm going to have to go justbecause I don't know what that
is.
Lots of desserts, yeah, so justa really cool spot, and that
space back there behind theSharp House is really beautiful.
Speaker 1 (05:01):
All the events at the Sharp House are amazing and
they make some good food.
Speaker 3 (05:06):
Great addition to the downtown.
Speaker 1 (05:07):
Yeah, yeah, so you won't want to miss out on that.
Also, you know, tickets inadvance Go out to the Stork
Sharp House and that's July 27thJuly 27th from 530 date.
That's right, yeah, and I thinkif you go out to the Facebook
page for Stork Sharp House, theyhave tickets on event break
(05:27):
that you can buy there.
If you've been following along,you know that coming into
summer I always get very excitedabout U-Pick agriculture.
We have an amazing lineup ofU-Pick agriculture in Iredell
County, but specifically moreStatesville Harmony.
You know the greaterStatesville area and this year
(05:49):
I'm excited to share thatlavender picking is back.
So we had a lavender farm backin 2019 coming through the
pandemic.
You know they went a differentway and lavender isn't easy to
grow.
We shouldn't take it forgranted.
But we have two lavender farmsone Second Wind Perennial Farms
in Stony Point and the otherFarmer's Daughter at Keeper
(06:10):
Creek.
So Keeper Creek's been in MountUlla.
Keeper Creek's been around fora long time.
It was taken over by family andthey now call it Farmer's
Daughter at.
Keeper Creek's been around fora long time.
It was taken over by family andthey now call it Farmer's
Daughter at Keeper Creek.
They do a lot of other thingstoo, like blueberries, but both
of those have lavender pickinghappening right now, so you
don't want to miss out on that.
Also, it's blueberry pickingtime.
(06:32):
So last weekend we were told bya lot of our partners that do
blueberry picking thatblueberries are ripe and ready
for picking.
So last weekend we were told bya lot of our partners that do
blueberry picking thatblueberries are ripe and ready
for picking.
So we actually have sixblueberry picking farms in our
area.
I'm just going to mention themreal quick Cowan Farm and
Vineyard on Snow Creek Road inStatesville.
Greachy's Garden on MosswoodRoad in Olin.
(06:55):
Again Farmer's Daughter atKeeper Creek on Triplet Road in
Mount Ola.
Knox Blueberries they do agreat job out there at Oak
Forest Drive in Statesville.
P&c Berries they kind of have ayear-round greenhouse.
They do really cool things outthere, greenhouse with all
different vegetables and flowers, aquaponics they do out there,
(07:15):
pea and seed berries and thenPrevet Family Farm on
Williamsburg Road in Olin.
So if you are looking forsomething to get out and explore
with the family blueberrypicking, I highly recommend it.
And then something new that wefound at Beaver Farms.
(07:37):
Beaver Farms just finished upHoward Farms and Beaver Farms
just finished up with strawberrypicking, just in time to jump
right into you pick flowers.
So Beaver Farms has wildflowers.
That's happening now that youcan pick and they're on Beaver
Farm Road here in Statesville,and then our friends the Howards
, amy and Brian, out at HowardFamily Farm I saw just this last
(08:00):
week.
They have these beautifulsunflowers and they're doing
you-pick flowers too.
So lavender, wildflowers,sunflowers, blueberries.
Speaker 2 (08:11):
Very cool Tis the season.
Speaker 3 (08:12):
That's awesome.
Speaker 1 (08:13):
Yeah, you want to make sure and not miss that here
in Statesville.
Speaker 3 (08:16):
No, and that's awesome and you know great to be
able to go get that agriculture, that produce and have sort of
an engaging experience as well.
But if you don't have time toget to all of those different
farms, make time.
We've got several farmer'smarket opportunities here in
Statesville where they bring allthis stuff to one central
location.
Speaker 1 (08:36):
A lot of these farms bring them in too, yeah.
Speaker 3 (08:38):
So the Rotary's Farmer's Market is downtown,
that's the corner of West FrontStreet and Meeting Street.
That's Saturdays from 7 to noon, and then the evening.
Farmer's Market is everyThursday at Pecan Park which is
back behind.
It's in the corner lot behindGroucho's and Red Buffalo and
everything their.
Thursday is from 3.30 to 6.
And then there's also the firstand third Tuesday of every
(09:00):
month.
Fort Dobbs has the artisanmarket there up at historic Fort
Dobbs.
So you get to go sample,purchase some cool products and
enjoy Fort Dobbs as well.
Speaker 1 (09:11):
So lots of cool opportunities.
There is no reason that youcannot take advantage of fresh
produce in the states of NorthCarolina and these farmers
markets.
They do a really good job.
Lots of farmers come out, soplease get out there and support
them.
Saturdays, tuesdays andThursdays, that's right.
You can run the gamut and go toall of them or you might find
(09:33):
your favorites, but they all doa very good job and we are
thankful for them.
We are also thankful for ourfriends at Randy Mary and Ford
Lincoln for making our communityevents calendar possible and,
as we always say, there's no way.
I think there's 3,400 eventsout on the community calendar
right now.
Now those run from fitness andactivity classes which are also
(09:58):
amazing.
You've got some amazing LazyRiver things going on at the
pool now yeah, the leisure poolstuff.
But we have live musichappening at least four if not
five nights a week downtownoutside of downtown, if not five
nights a week downtown outsideof downtown.
(10:18):
And if you go to statesflinccomand you click on the events
calendar, you can filter by livemusic, you can filter by
performing arts, you can filterby all these amazing things to
really dig in to what'simportant to you, to see what's
happening in Statesville.
So we encourage you to do that.
There's no way we couldpossibly highlight them all.
(10:38):
We try and highlight the topthings that could be for
everyone when things pop up.
Speaker 3 (10:44):
Yeah, you know, I mean like there may be
organizations that all of asudden it's like oh, we've got
this pop-up concert that's goingto happen in two weeks that we
weren't aware of.
So, yeah, I think, using thecommunity calendar to kind of
drive your interest and thenfollow those organizations that
feel like promote the eventsthat you're into and that way
you're in the know.
Speaker 1 (11:01):
And if you're a business, the community calendar
is free.
So you know, reach out if youdon't know how, make sure, the
further in advance you put yourevents out there, the more
likely it is we can see them andfeature them.
But we appreciate yourpartnership.
Speaker 3 (11:11):
Despite there being nothing to do here.
Speaker 1 (11:13):
Yeah, nothing to do in Statesville, north Carolina
folks, but we invite you toDiscover Statesville.
Thank you, see you next month.
Speaker 2 (11:25):
Thank you for joining Discover Statesville.
You can email us at discover atstatesvillenccom.
Check us out on Facebook atDiscover Statesville, NC hashtag
Discover Statesville and ourwebsite, statesvillenccom.
Catch us next week as wecontinue on our journey to
uncover the hidden gems,culinary adventures,
entertainment, and to beinspired and enlightened as we
Discover Statesful.
You'll be ready to knock it out of the park in
Statesville, North Carolina,after you hear our July event
rundown.
Tune in now.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
Welcome to Discover Statesville, the show that takes
you on a captivating journeythrough the heart of one of
North Carolina's most charmingtowns.
Speaker 1 (00:14):
Welcome back everyone .
We're so excited to have youhere at Discover Statesville for
yet another event rundown.
I cannot believe it's July.
It's well, I guess it's beensummer.
I've been feeling the heat.
Yeah, but it's moving by fastAlready for a while, but I'm
ready for cool weather again.
But summer fun is what we'reall about today.
(00:34):
So we've been kind ofhighlighting that we have a
local wooden bat league here inStatesville.
So exciting to have theStatesville Owls playing their
home games right here at WestIredell High School in
Statesville, north Carolina.
So if you want to come out androot for the home team, you want
to make sure to catch them July1st, 2nd, 10th, 11th and 12th.
(00:58):
So five opportunities to catchthe Owls right here in
Statesville.
Bring the family out for somegood baseball summer fun.
We're excited about that.
Speaker 3 (01:06):
Yeah, they're good competitive baseball games.
I went several years ago whenthey were at Statesville High.
School.
So yeah, Hooty-hoo.
Speaker 1 (01:11):
Yeah, hooty-hoo.
Speaker 3 (01:12):
Hooty-hoo, yeah.
So the City of Statesvilleannual fireworks celebration.
We're excited to host thatagain with our partners and
sponsors, Country BoyLandscaping and Tim Johnson
Landscaping.
Speaker 1 (01:24):
Shout out to those guys.
Speaker 3 (01:25):
Thank you, great community partners, for a long
time on this event, but ourfireworks celebration will be on
Wednesday, july the 3rd.
We always launch from an areaoff of Signal Hill Drive that's
not accessible to the public, soyour best viewing locations are
going to be the usual suspects.
So you know, the mall parkinglot, the shopping center there
by Cozumel and everything,probably the shopping center
(01:47):
where the old by-low was.
Those will be all sort of theprime viewing locations.
We will allow people to parkand view them from the soccer
complex.
But we do have that.
We have staff there.
So I mean that parking lot willfill up at some point and we
will not allow anybody else inthere.
I've heard people can see themgood from King of the Sea, so I
mean pretty much anywhere aroundthat signal area.
You should have a good.
Speaker 1 (02:08):
I can see them from my house.
Speaker 3 (02:09):
Well, there you go.
Perfect, go over to Cindy'shouse Come on over.
But that launches at 930,weather permitting.
But, you know, once againthanks to those, partners and,
yeah, always the 3rd Yep.
Speaker 1 (02:23):
I did not know that.
You probably said that I wasnot being a good listener.
Well, thank you to the City ofStatesville for doing that with
your partners, because I thinkthat's a nice thing for the
community and park early.
Speaker 3 (02:36):
Get there and park early.
Yeah, people line up and parkearly Tailgate.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
Yeah, obey all laws and legal practices the things
you have to say.
Excited to share that for thethird year in a row, the Wild
Goose Festival is returning toVan Hoy Farm.
Wild Goose Festival is aweekend of music, storytelling,
theater, spectacle.
It's a spirit, music and artsfestival.
They come in and bring over3,000 attendees I think is what
(03:09):
they had last year and a lot ofpeople camp out there at Van Hoy
, but our hotels are always full.
The town is buzzing withvisitors enjoying Statesville.
So if you do not know about theWild Goose Festival yet, I
encourage you to go out online.
I think it'swildgoosefestivalcom.
That is July 11th through the14th.
(03:31):
It is a multi-day event andthey have an amazing lineup.
Go out there and check out theagenda and be a part of the
great stuff they have going on.
So thank you to the Wild GooseFestival for choosing
Statesville for your event.
Very cool, yeah.
Thank you to the Wild GooseFestival for choosing
Statesville for your event Verycool, yeah.
Speaker 3 (03:46):
So Haunted Statesville Ghost Tours.
We've mentioned really probablyevery month for the event
rundown because they've expandedthis program to run every
fourth Saturday from March allthe way through September.
Speaker 1 (03:56):
I love that we have people coming from out of town
just for ghost tours.
Yeah, that's cool yeah.
Speaker 3 (03:59):
So you've got two options on that fourth Saturday
there's one at 8 and there's oneat 8.30.
You've got to purchase ticketsin advance or we would recommend
purchasing tickets in advance.
They're $15, and they meet atCity Hall.
Speaker 1 (04:12):
Okay, so downtownstatesvillecom is where
you can go.
This is one of their signatureevents.
Thank you to those guys forputting that on.
They partner with the HistoricSharp House Players.
Yeah, have some great actinggoing on.
Speaker 3 (04:25):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (04:26):
It's an exciting time .
Speaker 3 (04:28):
So, speaking of the Historic Sharp House Players,
yeah, they'll be hosting this isalso an annual event.
I believe Tom Dooley Barbecueand Bluegrass this year
featuring the annual event Ibelieve Tom Dooley Barbecue and
Bluegrass this year featuringthe Local Boys, who are a really
great bluegrass band.
So you've got great food.
The doors open at 530.
The Local Boys start at 6.
So you've got barbecuevarieties, sauces, potato salad,
(04:50):
all the things.
Speaker 1 (04:51):
Milk-sopped corn.
Speaker 3 (04:53):
Milk-sopped corn.
I'm going to have to go justbecause I don't know what that
is.
Lots of desserts, yeah, so justa really cool spot, and that
space back there behind theSharp House is really beautiful.
Speaker 1 (05:01):
All the events at the Sharp House are amazing and
they make some good food.
Speaker 3 (05:06):
Great addition to the downtown.
Speaker 1 (05:07):
Yeah, yeah, so you won't want to miss out on that.
Also, you know, tickets inadvance Go out to the Stork
Sharp House and that's July 27thJuly 27th from 530 date.
That's right, yeah, and I thinkif you go out to the Facebook
page for Stork Sharp House, theyhave tickets on event break
(05:27):
that you can buy there.
If you've been following along,you know that coming into
summer I always get very excitedabout U-Pick agriculture.
We have an amazing lineup ofU-Pick agriculture in Iredell
County, but specifically moreStatesville Harmony.
You know the greaterStatesville area and this year
(05:49):
I'm excited to share thatlavender picking is back.
So we had a lavender farm backin 2019 coming through the
pandemic.
You know they went a differentway and lavender isn't easy to
grow.
We shouldn't take it forgranted.
But we have two lavender farmsone Second Wind Perennial Farms
in Stony Point and the otherFarmer's Daughter at Keeper
(06:10):
Creek.
So Keeper Creek's been in MountUlla.
Keeper Creek's been around fora long time.
It was taken over by family andthey now call it Farmer's
Daughter at.
Keeper Creek's been around fora long time.
It was taken over by family andthey now call it Farmer's
Daughter at Keeper Creek.
They do a lot of other thingstoo, like blueberries, but both
of those have lavender pickinghappening right now, so you
don't want to miss out on that.
Also, it's blueberry pickingtime.
(06:32):
So last weekend we were told bya lot of our partners that do
blueberry picking thatblueberries are ripe and ready
for picking.
So last weekend we were told bya lot of our partners that do
blueberry picking thatblueberries are ripe and ready
for picking.
So we actually have sixblueberry picking farms in our
area.
I'm just going to mention themreal quick Cowan Farm and
Vineyard on Snow Creek Road inStatesville.
Greachy's Garden on MosswoodRoad in Olin.
(06:55):
Again Farmer's Daughter atKeeper Creek on Triplet Road in
Mount Ola.
Knox Blueberries they do agreat job out there at Oak
Forest Drive in Statesville.
P&c Berries they kind of have ayear-round greenhouse.
They do really cool things outthere, greenhouse with all
different vegetables and flowers, aquaponics they do out there,
(07:15):
pea and seed berries and thenPrevet Family Farm on
Williamsburg Road in Olin.
So if you are looking forsomething to get out and explore
with the family blueberrypicking, I highly recommend it.
And then something new that wefound at Beaver Farms.
(07:37):
Beaver Farms just finished upHoward Farms and Beaver Farms
just finished up with strawberrypicking, just in time to jump
right into you pick flowers.
So Beaver Farms has wildflowers.
That's happening now that youcan pick and they're on Beaver
Farm Road here in Statesville,and then our friends the Howards
, amy and Brian, out at HowardFamily Farm I saw just this last
(08:00):
week.
They have these beautifulsunflowers and they're doing
you-pick flowers too.
So lavender, wildflowers,sunflowers, blueberries.
Speaker 2 (08:11):
Very cool Tis the season.
Speaker 3 (08:12):
That's awesome.
Speaker 1 (08:13):
Yeah, you want to make sure and not miss that here
in Statesville.
Speaker 3 (08:16):
No, and that's awesome and you know great to be
able to go get that agriculture, that produce and have sort of
an engaging experience as well.
But if you don't have time toget to all of those different
farms, make time.
We've got several farmer'smarket opportunities here in
Statesville where they bring allthis stuff to one central
location.
Speaker 1 (08:36):
A lot of these farms bring them in too, yeah.
Speaker 3 (08:38):
So the Rotary's Farmer's Market is downtown,
that's the corner of West FrontStreet and Meeting Street.
That's Saturdays from 7 to noon, and then the evening.
Farmer's Market is everyThursday at Pecan Park which is
back behind.
It's in the corner lot behindGroucho's and Red Buffalo and
everything their.
Thursday is from 3.30 to 6.
And then there's also the firstand third Tuesday of every
(09:00):
month.
Fort Dobbs has the artisanmarket there up at historic Fort
Dobbs.
So you get to go sample,purchase some cool products and
enjoy Fort Dobbs as well.
Speaker 1 (09:11):
So lots of cool opportunities.
There is no reason that youcannot take advantage of fresh
produce in the states of NorthCarolina and these farmers
markets.
They do a really good job.
Lots of farmers come out, soplease get out there and support
them.
Saturdays, tuesdays andThursdays, that's right.
You can run the gamut and go toall of them or you might find
(09:33):
your favorites, but they all doa very good job and we are
thankful for them.
We are also thankful for ourfriends at Randy Mary and Ford
Lincoln for making our communityevents calendar possible and,
as we always say, there's no way.
I think there's 3,400 eventsout on the community calendar
right now.
Now those run from fitness andactivity classes which are also
(09:58):
amazing.
You've got some amazing LazyRiver things going on at the
pool now yeah, the leisure poolstuff.
But we have live musichappening at least four if not
five nights a week downtownoutside of downtown, if not five
nights a week downtown outsideof downtown.
(10:18):
And if you go to statesflinccomand you click on the events
calendar, you can filter by livemusic, you can filter by
performing arts, you can filterby all these amazing things to
really dig in to what'simportant to you, to see what's
happening in Statesville.
So we encourage you to do that.
There's no way we couldpossibly highlight them all.
(10:38):
We try and highlight the topthings that could be for
everyone when things pop up.
Speaker 3 (10:44):
Yeah, you know, I mean like there may be
organizations that all of asudden it's like oh, we've got
this pop-up concert that's goingto happen in two weeks that we
weren't aware of.
So, yeah, I think, using thecommunity calendar to kind of
drive your interest and thenfollow those organizations that
feel like promote the eventsthat you're into and that way
you're in the know.
Speaker 1 (11:01):
And if you're a business, the community calendar
is free.
So you know, reach out if youdon't know how, make sure, the
further in advance you put yourevents out there, the more
likely it is we can see them andfeature them.
But we appreciate yourpartnership.
Speaker 3 (11:11):
Despite there being nothing to do here.
Speaker 1 (11:13):
Yeah, nothing to do in Statesville, north Carolina
folks, but we invite you toDiscover Statesville.
Thank you, see you next month.
Speaker 2 (11:25):
Thank you for joining Discover Statesville.
You can email us at discover atstatesvillenccom.
Check us out on Facebook atDiscover Statesville, NC hashtag
Discover Statesville and ourwebsite, statesvillenccom.
Catch us next week as wecontinue on our journey to
uncover the hidden gems,culinary adventures,
entertainment, and to beinspired and enlightened as we
Discover Statesful.
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