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Thursday, June 24-June 30, 2021 www.shelbyinfo.com 704/484-1047 - shelby shopper & info - Page 9 CARS TRUCKS & CREDIT 604 CLARK DRIVE 604 CLARK DRIVE LINCOLNTON, NC LINCOLNTON, NC • • 704-748-1890 704-748-1890 View Our Complete Inventory at www.ctcautosports.com *Not all Qualify for $499 Down Payment on approved credit plus tax, tag & title fee. Down Payments As Low As... Down Payments As Low As... $ 499 499 On Select Vehicles On Select Vehicles * ! Required For Credit: Proof of Income, Residency & Insurance • Valid N.C. Drivers License Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9am-6pm Sat. 9am-4pm LINCOLNTON SHELBY HWY 27/150 South Generals Blvd. Clark Drive CARS TRUCKS & CREDIT Days Inn Lincolnton HWY 321 DALLAS LAY-A-WAY TODAY! LAY-A-WAY TODAY! Over 70 Over 70 to Choose to Choose From! 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Christine is set to begin her position on July 6, 2021. "The Search Committee worked diligently to fi nd the right person with the skills, talent, experience and vision to lead our Chamber," said Chris Monroe, chair of the Chamber's Board of Directors. "We had a deep talent pool of applicants. With Christine's solid background as a Chamber leader as well as her energy, drive and professional spirit, it is clear that she is the right person to lead Cleveland County's Chamber." Christine comes from Washington State, where she served as Executive Director of the Greater Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce. She prides herself on cultivating healthy, long-lasting relationships with businesses large and small. Her driving focus is simply stated: to serve her community and help businesses succeed. During her fi ve-year tenure as Executive Director, Christine increased membership by 118 percent, making the Oak Har- bor Chamber the largest per capita of its kind in Washington State. She not only secured and increased grant awards with revolving three-year contacts, but she also established and funded reserve and capital improvement funds. "We are thrilled to welcome Christine to the Chamber team," said Tim Blackwell, chair of the Chamber's Search Committee. "Her dynamic leadership will help drive the on- going work of the Chamber to become the hub and unifying voice for the business community in Cleveland County." Submitted by Chris Monroe Christine Cribb the new Executive Director of the Cleveland County Chamber. 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