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- PAT Associated PressPLESON STUDIOS / FOR THE PAPER
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On July 22, the Burke County Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting for the Town of Hildebran’s newly renovated auditorium. Hildebran Mayor Wendell Hildebran and Hildebran Town Manager Logan Shook cut the ribbon alongside Council members Mike Smith, Mike Stroupe, Terry Weaver, and Jody York; coworkers; friends; and supporters. Also in attendance were Burke County Commissioner Mike Stroud; President of Western Piedmont Community College Dr. Joel Welch; Executive Director of Western Piedmont Council of Governments Anthony Starr; Executive Director of the Burke County Tourism Development Authority Ed Phillips; President and CEO of the Burke County Chamber of Commerce Tonia Stephenson; Burke Chamber Board members Lily Laramie and Logan Shook; and Burke Chamber ambassadors, Mackenzie Bostian-Adams, Carl Beardsworth, Ryan Cato, Amy Eades Fisher, Gerald Greene, Janet Hannah, and Stephanie Lipski. For special performances, check out the auditorium’s schedule at hildebrannc.com/auditorium-rental.
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