Businesses interested in Concord
Business development in Concord is active, not static
Business development in Concord is active, not static
“What’s it worth? First of all, for PR purposes it gets our name out in a time of year when there’s not much else. It also reconnects us with our historic artistic heritage because when we got started it was through art.” — George Franz, CFHS president
Birmingham Township wants the restaurant to work out an arrangement with Thornbury Township.
The project is expected to cost $3.4 million, but no shovels will hit the ground until the money is raised.
There will be two shows March 4 and on March 11.
Three injured in CF crash; DUI; hit and run; simple assault
Students and families collected 25,000 bottle caps
Today’s youth face a higher risk of dying from cardiovascular disease at a younger adult age than the generations of adults before them.