Liberty Leader Newspaper November 2024 by Kevin Bowman

Ad Pricing

Liberty Leader Newspaper Paper Copy (and online also) - Prints First Friday of Each month (deadline is the Friday before that )

Estimated 4,000 paper copy readers and 1,500 online readers Paper is distributed in Liberty Staley Snow Camp Julian Climax Ramseur and Franklinville Communities

Dropped of twice a month minimum to replace stock (Approx. 90 business)

2024 Pricing

$ 45 Business Card

$ 80 1/4 Page

$100 1/2 Page

$180 Full Page

Full Page 10”x10”

If art ready ad not provided ( cost is $25 to create digital ad )

NOW HIRING!!!

All American Bail Bonds is hiring new and experienced Bail Agents. Our name is synonymous to the Piedmont Triad. All American Bail Bonds has been operating in the triad for more than 20 years. We have managed the largest Bail Bond business in the area and grown more agents to self-employed business owners than any other agency around. All American Bail Bonds of the triad was started by a Retired Marine Corp Veterans in the early 2000's and remains Partner Veteran owned by US Army Retired Veteran. Over the past 5-7 years, Bail Bonds in NC has become a disgraceful job and struggles to maintain the respect of law enforcement and judicial official, state wide. Today, All American Bail Bonds is ready and willing to restore the image of our industry while trying new agents and retraining experienced agent to not only perform their duties correctly but to understand why the changes are necessary and redeveloping the relationship between the bondsman and our law enforcement and court officials. If you are interested in a fi nancially rewarding career in Bail bonding or if you simply want to grow your current experience into a successful business call us today. We are committed to helping our agents grow and succeed. Don't set yourself up for failure with non-liable surety offers. Just remember what your parents or grandparents always said. Nothing comes free and you only get out of something when you put something into it. Today's first lesson is free.... the answer is effort.

What should you expect from us?

- Licensing Assistance

- 24 hour guidance

- Tools to ensure your success

- Fair Rates

- Simple to understand contracts

- Exception Surety service

- Much, much more

Don't wait, call today. Start your new career or expand your knowledge by making a call today.

James Bishop - CEO - (335)337-6513

Richard Clapp - CFO - (336)399-2145

“Liberty Grounds” Coffee - Market - More 129 S Fayetteville St, Liberty, NC 27298 Mon to Tues. 6:30am to 4pm W to Sat. 6:20am-8pm Sunday 8am to 4pm

We strive to be the community hub of Liberty. Come visit, relax, unwind and enjoy your new favorite drink. We have house-made syrups, Coffee Flights, Frappes, Homemade Chai, Beer, Wine, and delicious Food.

You Pick Greens

Turnip,

Proud To Call You

Pawpaw

I’m so proud to call this man my pawpaw. Our community is so blessed to have him, he does so much for our little town, helping in anything and everything in Liberty. The Legion Hut would not be standing and functioning without Cary McMasters. Last night he was honored as a hometown hero ! And of course granny has a big part in helping him be able to make things happen! This was an honor to them both - by Morgan McMasters.

November 2024 The Liberty Leader Newspaper

FALL FUNDRAISER

SELF-STORAGE LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU:

421 Self-Storage

2604 Old 421 Rd, Staley, NC

Affordable Self-Storage

411 S Chatham Ave, Siler City, NC

Badin Lake Self-Storage

2396 Blaine Rd, New London, NC

30,000 SF Warehouse Space

45 Industrial Park Rd, Siler City, NC

Criteria for show

• Art presented must be your own original work of good quality. Liberty Arts Guild reserves the right to reject any work deemed unsuitable.

• All hanging art must be pre-prepared to hang with appropriate hardware (framed/canvas should have wire one-third from top of piece). There will be pedestals for 3D artwork display.

• Liberty Arts Guild will take great care in handling your artwork throughout the show; however, we are not responsible for damage or loss due to theft of any art on display.

• NEW this year, artists will be responsible for displaying their own artwork with pricing. Due to conﬁned space and ﬁxtures, a limit of 6 hanging pieces of art will be displayed per artist. Pieces may be replenished as sold.Logistics

• Opening reception on Friday, Nov. 15, 5-8pm; Saturday hours 11am -5pm; Sunday hours 1-5pm

• All work must be set up on Thursday, Nov. 14 between 3:00 – 7:30pm or schedule with Cindy to be on site prior to the opening reception from 3:30-4:30pm on November 15th.

• A location will be assigned to each participant prior to setup based on registration information.

•All art must be retrieved from the fellowship hall on Sunday by 5pm or an arrangement for pickup made. A $5.00 fee per piece will be assigned for nonretrieved work.

• To enter: Complete the registration form below by November 1st to reserve your spot. A registration entry fee of $10 per artist will be due prior to setup.

• Liberty Arts Guild retains 15% on sales of each item. All proceeds will beneﬁt the Liberty Arts Guild Scholarship Program.

•This year’s show coordinator is Cindy Garrett. If questions arise or arrangements need to be made, contact her at cijogarrett@gmail.com or call 336-580-0633

GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH

Sunday School 9:30 am Worship Service 10:30 am Wednesday Bible Study 10:00 am

• Call us for single family rentals in the Liberty area.

• Call us for mini-storage rentals with “on site” security

• 6355 Smithwood Rd., Liberty, 31 wooded acres with several hundred C. of state maintained paved road frontage, with creek on one side. Three miles from the new Toyota plant. Fresh survey with new recordable plat. $320,000.00

Tom Madigan 3D Printing

About 4 years ago, Tom Madigan got a 3D printed Star Wars helmet from his wife, Marilyn, for Christmas. Knowing he was a fan of the franchise since it began in the 70's, she thought it was a great idea! Little did she know it would help launch the a small business now called TMad 3D. Tom looked into purchasing a 3d printer and wanted to make his own helmets and more. So he bought a Creality Ender 5 Pro and learned a lot from that small but mighty printer. Fast forward 2 years, he bought a Bambu Lab P1S 3D printer and learned how to create light boxes. Light boxes are basically a lit up logo or picture, printed and lit up with a strip of LED lights. They became so popular with coworkers, that Tom ended up buying a second printer to keep up with the demand. Some of his light boxes can be seen at Llamazing Brew, Liberty Grounds, Kackalax, and Bull City Ciderworks in Greensboro and Durham and DeDona Tint and Sound! Since then, the latest craze has been hype chains that you see on TV at football games, baseball games, college games...basically anywhere there are fanatics of a speciﬁc

Although Tom is busy with his side business, he also works full time for Procter and Gamble, has an amazing wife, and is the dad to an awesome daughter who is more busy than he is! But it's all good, Tom wouldn't trade it for the world. He's super thankful for everyone that has supported him, backed him, trusted him with making custom gifts for Christmas, birthdays, holidays, etc. You can ﬁnd Tom on Facebook and Instagram and at local craft and vendor shows in the area.

Did you know?...

By age 30, human growth hormone (HGH) begins to decrease and research is even showing that it can even start decreasing in our 20s. Our brain sends a signal saying stop producing HGH. What if there was a natural, LEGAL product to change that?

Well!!....

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Youthful-Looking skin and hair

Improve mood and energy

Increase cellular regeneration AND IT TASTES GOOD!!! I drink this daily!

90% of people report better sleep

85% of people report more energy

74% of people report decrease in aches and pains

73% of people report libido and sexual function

60% of people report decrease in body fat

Let me know if you want more information

During

November

Our Family is so excited to be apart of the Amazing Liberty Community. We set up our business for all to enjoy! We are working to have Music Bingo on Tuesdays, Food Trucks on Thursdays and bands throughout the month. Durning Football season we will be open on Sundays 1pm- until. Come have a gourmet coffee, craft beer, or wine

251 N Asheboro Street Liberty NC 27298. Monday – Saturday 7am-8pm. Football Sundays 1pm - until. Cheers!

The Grove ( PGHS Column)

Charlie Deaton is a new and very appreciated teacher and coach at Providence Grove High School, but for me he has been one of the main factors in my success as a softball player. Without Coach Deaton I wouldn't be the hitter, fielder, and leader on the field I am today. I'm not the only kid Mr. Deaton has made an impression on. At PG we are lucky enough to have Mr. Deaton as our masonry teacher, something he himself never knew he would love as much as he does. Everything Mr. Deaton does in his day-to-day teaching contributes to the betterment of our school. He puts his entire heart into each and every thing he does and is determined to do those things 110 percent. As the masonry teacher at PGHS, Coach Deaton took it upon himself to teach his students real life situations, so he decided to create a masonry club in order to build both the PG softball and baseball teams new brick backstops, along with a new entryway leading to the fields. He did this simply because he believed it would benefit not only PG’s athletics but the students as well. Coach Deaton has been in masonry and brick laying for over 40 years; he started laying brick around the same age of his students. Along with that, he has been a coach. Coach Deaton has been coaching softball for well over 20 years with his partner in crime Donna Deaton. PG softball was lucky to have him last year as our hitting coach, helping us as a consecutive team hitting with over a 300 batting average. Anything Mr. Deaton is a part of he helps make those things successful, whether that be athletics, academics, or just the overall wellbeing of our school. No matter the day, Coach Deaton always has a kind word, a helping hand, or a drink if you're thirsty. So as a community, I think I can speak for everyone when saying, “Thank you, Mr. Deaton, for being you, and deciding that PG is the school you choose to give your all too.”