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MAXINE LIDH...
of Cullowhee is this week's winner in our "Have Dinner On Us" contest that is part of our Great Smokies Dining Guide. She won a $25 gift certificate to Meriweather's in Sylva. Be sure to check our restaurant guide (pages 4 and 5C) this week for information about area eateries and to learn how you can enter and win our contest.
STYLISTS "FLEA" STILLWELL...
and Paislee Fourkiller Raby invite everyone out to The New You Salon, located in Qualla across from Gateway Flea Market. Flea and Paislee will give a 10 percent discount to first-time customers who mention this week's advertisement. See the ad for more details.
CHEROKEE AUTHOR...
Adam Blythe will be at City Lights Saturday, Aug. 10, at 1 p.m. Blythe, who writes under the pen name Big Adam, will be at the store to sign copies of his three novels: "The Writer," "Two Cents: The Dance at LaGuardia" and "My Friend Tater." Blythe, a member of Cherokee Church of Christ, is a 1998 graduate of Swain County High School. He attends Faulkner University in Montgomery, Ala., where he is editor of the campus newspaper. He has been writing since the age of five and says that many of his stories "deal with the serious yet darker side of life and the complexity of human nature."
SOUL INFUSION...
is offering several musical events during the coming week. On Thursday, Aug 8, Saw Mill Creek Porch Band of Bryson City will play their brand of foot-stomping bluegrass from 8 to 11 p.m. ($1 cover charge); on Friday, Aug. 9, A/D of Asheville will play funk rock from 9 p.m. until 12 a.m. ($3 cover charge); and on Thursday, Aug. 15, Asheville's folk/rock singer/songwriter Ginny Wilder will play (free).
SYLVA-WEBSTER'S...
Class of 1983 is planning a 20th reunion and would like to locate all classmates. Contact Susan Buchanan Shannon at 586-9335 or by email at CSRD123A@msn.com if you have information.
DRS. COY BROWN and BRANDY HICKS...
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have moved their downtown eye practice across the parking lot to the old Krismart/Little People location that was more recently occupied by Community First Mortgage. Joining Brown (fourth from right) and Hicks (third from left) for the Aug. 1 ribbon cutting were building owner Jean Monteith Ensley (center) and, from left, Chamber of Commerce ambassadors Cathy Orahood and Carroll Smith; eye office staff members Danielle McGee, Geri Webb, Tonia Sluder, Carol Barton and Loueva Stewman; and Chamber ambassadors Ron Heflin (back) and Vinny Procassini (far right). Not pictured is eye office staff member Jean Ann Cutshaw. "It's nice to have the additional space and large area to work in," said Drs. Brown and Hicks. "It's a nicer facility, and we hope our patients enjoy it."