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Wednesday, April 10th, 2024
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Today we covered a wide range of topics, including updates on the housing market, the sale of Zootastic, and upcoming community events! The conversation was often lighthearted, with humorous exchanges about automatic car seats, the word of the day, and sea creatures.
Our guest, renowned radio host Tonya Rivens, discussed the challenges and opportunities of running a family business, the importance of community relationships, and ongoing revitalization efforts in Smithville (a historic community in Cornelius, North Carolina).
Zootastic is up for sale, with Scotty Brown offering the property for $16 million, encompassing 186 acres and a range of animals. The conversation delved into the potential uses for the property, considering options like a water park with animals and the dedication required to manage such a facility.
Word of the Day: Avoirdupois - Synonymous to heaviness, especially with weight and the body
In other local news, including the bankruptcy filing of a brewery company, insights on financial markets and real estate, and the reopening of an ice cream shop.
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Check out the discussion on the importance of community relationships, the need for ongoing dialogue and understanding, and the significance of supporting local businesses and the community. We shared insights into the challenges and experiences of running a family business, discussed workshops for youth and efforts to promote positive cultural change through music, and outlined plans for expanding his business, including the addition of a content creation studio and an ice cream parlor.
Today's Guests
- Tonya Rivens | Award Winning Journalist with over 30 years in Radio, 10 Years in Television | tonyarivens.com
- Bill Russell | LKN Chamber President and Host of "Town Talk", Wednesday's at 4 on WSIC
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