The Winston-Salem Urban League at 201 W. Fifth Street, Winston-Salem, North Carolina will hold a Job Readiness Training and Career Fair, Monday through Friday, September 13th-17th with daily panel discussion with employers that include the Executive Resume, financial planning, diversity in the workplace, branding yourself, career fair and resources and so much more! Please RSVP to attend all seminars/workshops to receive a certificate & priority appointment at the Job Fair September 17th. For more information, visit www.wsurban.org and/or call Patricia Sadler at 336-725-5614.
LOVE RESTORATION CHOIR
The Love Restoration Choir..co-sponsored by the City of Greensboro is expanding its membership and is looking for lead and background voices, male tenor voices, and experienced musicians! If YOU are interested and are over the age of 18, casting times and location is as follows...Friday, September 17th at 7:30pm and Saturday, September 18th at 2pm at the Greensboro Cultural enter, 201 N. Davie Street, downtown Greensboro, North Carolina. For more information, you may contact Charlz Henry at 336-988-6699 or email chalzhenry@aol.com or love restoration/facebook.
ARTHRITIS SUPPORT GROUP
The Alamance County Arthritis Support Group has been created for arthritis sufferers and their families and friends as a source of education and psychological support. The group will meet Monday, September 13th with guest speaker Dr. James Hooten with Kernodle Clinic's Orthopaedic department. In a relaxed atmosphere, group members will receive pratical information on how to cope with arthritis-related problems. Meetins will be held in the large conference room of the Alamance Regional Grand Oaks Center from Noon until 1:30pm. To RSVP or for additional information, please contact Tammy Phillips in Alamance Regional's Occupational Therapy Department at 336-538-7500.
SAFE KIDS OF RANDOLPH COUNTY
There will be a FREE car seat check, Thursday, September 23rd from 8am until Noon at Randolph County Community Services, 213 Balfour Drive in Archdale, North Carolina. The mission of the Safe Kids Randolph County Coalition is to protect Randolph County's children- birth to age 18- from unintentional, preventable childhood injuries and death, with an increased awareness within local and regional communities of the problem of childhood injuries. For more information, please contact Shea Cox at the Randolph County Health Department at 336-318-3198 and/or Officer J.C. Parrish at the Randleman Police Department at 336-495-7519.
COMMUNITY HEALTH FAIR
A community Health Fair sponsored by the Greensboro Kidney Center...Henry Street, and the Patient Support Council (PSC) takes place Saturday, September 11th at the Craft Recreation Center, 3911 Yanceyville Street from 9am-1pm. There will be a Breast Cancer speaker, Pediatric Doctor, blood pressure, diabetes, juvenile screenings, along with health & fitness, plus HIVS and AIDS testing. This year's theme: "Together We Will Support Each Other."
