Downtown East Point Newsletter

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D O W N T O W N E A S T P O I N T

D O W N T O W N E A S T

P O I N T I S A F O C U S

A R E A F O R T H E C I T Y

O F E A S T P O I N T ’ S

D E P A R T M E N T O F E C O -

N O M I C D E V E L O P M E N T

A N D T H E E A S T P O I N T

M A I N S T R E E T A S S O -

C I A T I O N ( E P M S A ) .

E P M S A ’ S M I S S I O N I S :

To preserve and

enhance the

downtown area as the

heart of East Point,

communicating a

sense of place,

community pride and

heritage, while

providing for a

successful business

and residential

environment.

Development Economic

Tri-Cities Business Buzz

Merchant Mingle

Wednesday, January 16th

Networking Opportunity for

Tri-Cities Businesses!

Free Admission with

Business Card

Free Parking (Grady Clinic)

and Light Refreshments

5:00-7:00pm

PLEASE RSVP TO 404-270-7059! Series Presented by the Cities of College Park, East Point and Hapeville.

East Point Corner Tavern, 2783 Main Street, East Point

Holiday Memories Made in Downtown East Point!

A big THANK YOU to eve-

ryone who came out and cele-

brated the holidays in Down-

town East Point. Whether you

joined us for our annual tree

lighting celebration, the holi-

day farmer’s markets, took

friends and family to one of

our many fabulous restau-

rants, purchased merchandise

or gift certificates for holiday

gifts at one of our businesses

or perhaps you simply came

and went for a stroll down-

town to admire the festive

decorations - either way, we

are excited you chose to

spend time this holiday sea-

son with us and we hope you

make it an annual tradition!

B U S I N E S S O F T H E M O N T H

Downtown East Point Page 2

We want our clients

to feel glamorous

when they visit and

leave feeling relaxed

and refreshed!

clients look their very best.

They are very passionate

about hair and will work

hard to ensure their clients

are happy!

KriShun’s Glam Bar offers

specials so give them a call

to get all the details!

Community Offer: For January only, KriShun’s Glam Bar is offering two specials: 1). First time clients will receive

$10 off a service of $50 or more 2). Only $25 for a Trim, Deep Condition, Shampoo & Style! One offer per customer.

KriShun’s Glam Bar 1596 West Cleveland Ave.

Suite 104

East Point, GA 30344

krishunsglambar.com

Phone: (404) 917-7865

Hours: Mon.-Fri.: 11am-8pm

Saturday: 9am-4pm

Sunday: By Appt. Only

KriShun’s Glam Bar is a full

service hair salon offering

shampoo, cut & style, weaves,

relaxers, deep condition, color,

eyelashes and nails. They work

with all kinds of hair and peo-

ple of all ages, including kids!

Ms. Reid renovated the space

to give it a “glam loft” appear-

ance so that clients would feel

glamorous when they come in

for a service. Clients will enjoy

their cozy, friendly environ-

ment that will leave them feel-

ing relaxed and refreshed.

The staff at KriShun’s Glam

Bar take pride in what they do

and care about making their

KriShun’s Glam Bar

KriShun’s Glam Bar is located

below the Lofts of East Point,

the entry is off of the Back Lot

parking area (behind Corner

Tavern), one block from the

East Point MARTA Station.

The owner, Rashun Reid,

opened KriShun’s Glam Bar in

Downtown East Point in 2012.

Ms. Reid chose East Point be-

cause it felt like a small, but

busy, City in the middle of all

the area attractions.

Above: Rashun Reid

Owner

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C O M M U N I T Y . . . F E S T I V E D E C O R A T I O N S A N D D O W N T O W N T R E E P L A N T I N G !

The Main Street District neighborhood beautification project occurred on Saturday, December 1, 2012, from 9 a.m.-

12 p.m. via the Center Park Neighborhood Association in conjunction with Trees Atlanta. Center Park's Project Man-

ager was Center Park resident Chip Fincher. Councilmember Sharonda Hubbard participated and helped plant a tree

along Washington Road. There were approximately 50 volunteers who represented Center Park residents, Trees At-

lanta volunteers, and members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc Tau Epsilon Omega Chapter (East Point-College

Park). The Waffle House on Washington Road donated coffee and hot chocolate to the project. Trees and daffodil

bulbs were planted along East Point Street and Church Street inclusive and parallel to the East Point Main Street Dis-

trict. TREES ATLANTA MISSION STATEMENT: Trees Atlanta is a nationally recognized citizens group that pro-

tects and improves Atlanta’s urban forest by planting, conserving, and educating www.treesatlanta.org.

W E L C O M E O U R N E W B U S I N E S S E S !

2805 Main St., East Point, GA

404.761.7006. Outdoor Patio!

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S P E C I A L S T H I S M O N T H O N L Y !

KV’s Southern Cuisine 1509 Norman Berry Dr., 404-988-5902, Restaurant

TP Productions Dinner Theatre 1606 West Cleveland Ave., 404-748-1005

Three Southern Girls Tea Room 1606 West Cleveland Ave., 404-748-1005

Atlanta Inner City Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1513 E. Cleveland Ave.

The Ringer Center of Excellence,1513 E. Cleveland Ave.,678-539-6010, Youth Outreach

Heart 2 Heart Health Services, 2861 East Point St., 404-763-3339, Adult Day Care

Ferg's 25/8 Bar & Lounge, 2787 Main St., Open Dinner & Late Night Thur.-Sunday

Shack on Main BBQ (re-opened 2714 East Point St., 404-832-0685, BBQ Restaurant

Spiral Bar & Grill, 3183 Main St., 404-748-4338, Open Dinner & Late Night Thur.-Sun.

Albert Law Group, 2791 Main Street, 404-781-8567, Legal Services

Kri-Shun’s Hair Salon, 1596 West Cleveland Ave., Suite 104, 404-917-7865, Salon

Psycho Sisters Hollyhood, 1596 West Cleveland Ave., 404-565-6024, Costumes/Clothes

Silver’s Delight

404-567-6700 www.silversdelight.com

Caribbean Restaurant

All Natural Juice &

2879 East Point Street

2783 Main St., East Point, GA

404.768.0007. Pool Tables/Deck!

2714 East Point St.

(404) 832-0685

-Pulled Pork

All Care Health Group, 2705 Church Street, Suite A, 678-636-9362. Receive one free consultation and

examination worth up to $240.00. If X-rays are needed, you will receive a 15% discount.

Atlanta Injury Specialists, Chiropractic & Rehabilitation Services, 2879 East Point Street, 404-209-9277.

―First Visit Free‖ including a consultation, exam and up to 2 x-rays (if needed).

Kri-Shun’s Glam Bar, 1596 West Cleveland Ave., Suite 104, 404-917-7865, For January, 1). 1st time

clients receive $10 off a service of $50 2). Only $25 for a Trim, Deep Condition, Shampoo & Style!

Heart 2 Heart Health Services, 2861 East Point St., 404-763-3339, Adult Day Care– Free Hot Meals for

Seniors every other Friday and $30/Day Adult Day Care incl. transportation within 10 miles until Aug.31! Law Office of Glen Ashman, 2791 Main Street, 404-768-3509. City Employees will receive a $50 dis-

count on a will ($75 for couples) if you bring this newsletter ad in and show your employee ID. Appt. Req’d.

Selah Phenomenal Salon, 1612 West Cleveland Ave., Suite 301, (404) 763-1524. Lunch Specials from

12noon-3pm on Tuesday & Wednesday. Ask about our monthly specials and customer appreciation day! Silver’s Delight All Natural Juice & Caribbean Restaurant, 2879 East Point St., 404-567-6700. 10%

off purchase as follows: Mon: Banks, Tue.:Utility/Const.Workers, Wed.:Hospitals, Thur.:Teachers, Fri.:City Employees.

Spiral Bar and Grill, 3183 Main Street, 404-748-4338. Offering a Discount of 25% off food items for all

City of East Point Employees daily. Simply show your employee ID to receive the discount.

University Vision Center, 1513 East Cleveland Ave., Suite 106B, 404-762-2231. Free Vision Benefits

Cards to all business owners to give to their employees and staff. Businesses simply call to receive them!

-Smoked Sausage

-Smoked Chicken

-Ribs

-Southern Sides

Shack on Main

C A U G H T D O W N T O W N . . . A T T H E A N N U A L T R E E L I G H T I N G !

F L A S H B A C K F E A T U R E

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A Look At The Early Days Up To 1900

1685 Norman Berry

Drive Museum & Archives

Free Admission

Thursdays 1 - 4 pm

Saturdays 11 am - 3 pm

Phone: 404-767-4656

East Point Historical Society

www.EastPointHS.com

The City of East Point, Georgia is celebrating the 125th Anniversary of its founding

(1887 to 2012). However, our roots go back more than 65 years before 1887. The land

on which we are situated was acquired by the State of Georgia in 1821 in the Treaty of

Indian Springs from the Creek Indians. From this land acquisition five new counties

were created: Henry, Dooly, Fayette, Houston and Monroe.

It was in the 14th Land District of the new Henry County that our community began to

take shape. Through the 1820’s and 1830’s the farmers and settlers came. By the

1840’s/1850’s the railroads were in place. Railroads came to East Point on their way to

Atlanta. In 1845 the Macon and Western Railroad (later the Central of Georgia Rail-

road) completed construction of its line from Macon to Atlanta. The Atlanta and La-

Grange Railroad (later the Atlanta and West Point Railroad) played an important role in

giving East Point its name. This line gave the area additional rail service and created a

boom for industries located in East Point. The area around the junction of the two rail-

roads became known as east point because the location was the eastern point of con-

struction of the Atlanta and LaGrange Railroad’s tracks. There was no formal name, but

was simply a geographical reference in the Railroad Chief Engineer’s report. The name

East Point first occurred in official records when a United States Post Office was estab-

lished here on March 13, 1851.

East Point has resided in three different counties. First, Henry County (1821 to 1822).

Then we were merged into the newly formed DeKalb County (1822 to 1853) and finally

became a part of present day Fulton County (1853 to present).

Through the 1850’s farming flourished, homes were built and our community was grow-

ing. Then in 1861, the devastation of war came to East Point and for four years the peo-

ple dug in, hung on and survived. These were hardy pioneers and after 1865 rebuilding

and emergence began anew.

Through the late 1860’s and the 1870’s we had our first churches. Businesses that were

open included a general store, a shoe repair shop, a blacksmith shop, a drug store and

three or four saloons. There was also a jug factory and a “National Distillery.” Of sev-

eral mills in the greater East Point area the two closest in, being little more than a half

mile apart, were the Thomas W. Connally grist mill just off of present day Connally

Drive in the area we know as “Dead Man’s Curve”. Then there was the John L. Conley

mill located in the heart of “Frog Hollow” on the Central Park School site. This mill

ginned cotton and ground corn meal for the government distillery just downstream.

In the 1880’s, talk turned to the formation of a City of East Point and after some years

of planning the dream became reality. The town of East Point received its charter on

August 10, 1887. The town’s boundaries formed a rectangle extending three-fourths of

a mile north of the junction of the railroads, five-eighths of a mile south of the junction

and a half-mile east and west of this point. The government was to consist of a board of

seven aldermen to be chosen annually in elections conforming to those by which mem-

bers of the Georgia General Assembly were elected. The townspeople were to elect a

chairman of the first Board of Alderman and any other officer needed to govern the

town, such as a marshal or treasurer. The marshal was to be the only paid officer. Over the next few years the Charter was amended to add greater powers and respon-

sibilities such as the authority to provide for public services, utilities and schools. In

1896 the city’s first school, “Central School,” was built on the site of our present day

City Hall. In 1899, the city established the first official Volunteer Fire Department. Law

enforcement continued under the Town Marshall until 1907 with the changeover to a

Police Department and a Police Chief. By 1900 we had reached a population in excess

of 1,300 and were well on our way.

– Charles Strickland, President , East Point Historical Society

Above: Central School (current City Hall location)

Above: East Point Pharmacy

Above: East Point General Store

Page 6 Downtown East Point

FOR SALE/LEASE: 2881 Main Street -2,000–7,000 sq. ft. of retail or commer-

cial & creative office space. Across from

East Point MARTA Station in heart of

downtown East Point. Call Michael Diner-

man 404-635-0027.

FOR LEASE: 2879 East Point St, Suite

4/5 -Carriage Station—Former restau-

rant. Existing restaurant fixtures included,

approx. 2000 sf, $2250/mth (Water incl.);

Office/Retail space also available. Call

Andy Edlin, 404-255-4696, x22.

FOR SALE/LEASE: 2485 Main Street– Commercial Property– 1.72 acres. 260’ of

frontage on Main Street. Three buildings:

#1(8216 sf), #2(3300 sf), #3(1400 sf).

Listed at $850,000. Call for lease infor-

mation, Greta Sanders, 404-419-9411.

FOR LEASE: 1526 East Forrest Ave. –

Jefferson Station—800 to 1733 sq ft

available. Please call 404-209-5141,

www.buggy-works.com

FOR LEASE: 1513 East Cleveland Ave.

–Buggy Works—1000 to 4000 sq ft

available. Please call 404-209-5141 and

visit www.buggy-works.com.

FOR LEASE: 2675 Martin Street–

South Central Station—10,000 sq ft

available. Has access to loading dock.

Will sub-divide. Please call 404-209-

5141, www.buggy-works.com

FOR LEASE: 2465 Main Street – The

Hilliards on Main, 1st Floor Commercial

Suites, HUB Zone, Offices (furnished),

ideal for Atty, Ins/Accts, Counselors; Also,

Multi-office space, former training office

w/basic equip., great for medical/health

training. Call Jerome Hines, 678-492-9953.

FOR LEASE: 1514 East Cleveland Ave.

–Wagon Works—515 to 13,050 sq ft

commercial suites available. Please call

Tumesha Tarrant for lease information at

404-767-8080 and visit

www.bradenfellman.com.

FOR LEASE: Tri-Cities Plaza– Nine

spaces available. Small shop space rang-

ing from 1,250 s.f. to 2,400 s.f. and mid-

size space ranging from 6,000 s.f. to

7,500 s.f. Call Harman Jenkins at 678-

460-3122 for leasing rates/information

today!

FOR LEASE: Tri-Cities Plaza– Free-

standing building with approx. 1,369 s.f.

Call Harman Jenkins at 678-460-3122 for

leasing rates/information today!

FOR SALE: 2905 Main St- Funeral Home

-Office/Land: This property is directly

across from the East Point MARTA Station

close to Hartsfield-Jackson International

Airport. Located on approx. 1 acre. Call

Michael Dinerman 404-635-0027.

FOR LEASE: 1707 Washington Rd.–

Retail store, office, or service business!

Zoned CR (Community Redevelopment),

Approx. 1,850-SF space, $1250/mth. Call

Daniel Latshaw, 404-876-1640 ext. 127

FOR SALE: 1768 Washington Rd— Two

parcels, .79 acres total. Former Dental

Office (some equip. avail.), approx. 2900

sf. 12 exam areas, 2 labs, X-ray rm., 2BA

$225,000 for both parcels, or $95,000

for bldg. only. Gus Jordan, 404.729.9569.

FOR LEASE: 2879 East Point St, Suite

11/12 -Carriage Station—Approx. 2000

SF ($2000/mth) or can be sub-divided

into (2) 1000 SF ($1300/mth each) of-

fice/retail spaces . Water included. Call

Andy Edlin, 404-255-4696, x22.

FOR SALE:2846 Church Street Com-

pletely updated and new roof. Seats 200-

250, choir area, classrooms, admin. wing

with 4 offices, pastor‖s suite with library,

several large meeting areas. On .62 Acres.

$495,000. Call 404-235-8900.

FOR SALE: 1720 Washington Rd- For-

mer car dealership. Vacant. 1.97 acres

on two corners of Washington Rd.

30,000sf, 300'x300' street front. Call

John Azar, (404) 763-0002.

FOR SALE 2725 Church Street–Commercially Zoned Property at edge of

established neighborhood. Located in the

Downtown District. Approx. 4,000sf

on .24ac. $69,900. Call Jenea Kennedy,

404-304-8964.

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A V A I L A B L E P R O P E R T Y D O W N T O W N *

FOR LEASE: 2818 East Point St.–Office

Space. Three spaces available: 1582 sf(3

offices + conf., lobby, mail room)-$1582/

mth, 900sf (2 offices + lobby)-$900/mth,

1200sf (600 sf conf, office, storage, lobby)

-$1200/mth. Prices above are all inclusive.

Call Ernest Kiser 404-926-1136

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FOR SALE/LEASE: 2882 Church St. Zoned CR. Approx. 1373 sf., hardwood

floors, tall ceilings, original trim work,

paved parking in back, large front porch.

$110,000 or $1300/mth. Lease option

available. Call Jimmy, 404-421-0372.

FOR SALE OR LEASE: 2824 Church St. Approx. 3200sf., Standard lease terms

newer A/C & Roof. Sales price is

$225,000. Possible owner financing. Con-

tact Jim, 404-668-8885.

FOR SALE: 2981 Church Street— Two

story office building on .61 acres. Works

well for single tenant and user or multi

tenant. Double height lobby. Combined

total of 37 offices, 5 baths, 12,857 sf. Call

Brent Kewley 404-237-2900, x.109.

FOR SALE: 2823 Church Street– Com-

mercial Two Story Property–7,000 sf, .26

acres. High visibility, busy corner lot—

Potential Office, Retail, Restaurant, Live/

Work, Gallery. Two blocks from EP MARTA.

$299,000. Mike Fitzgerald, 404-603-5460.

FOR SALE:1676 Thompson Ave., Flexi-

ble space w/3 offices, 2 BA, 2 large flex

areas w/roll-up door. Recent roof, win-

dows & systems. Ample parking on

approx. .26ac. Owner financing. Bldg.

next door avail. Contact Jim, 404-668-8885.

FOR SALE: 1751 Washington Rd.— Former Church location along busy Wash-

ington road. Approx. 3,000SF, $169,000

Zoned Commercial. Call 404-242-9070.

Building Adjacent to this parcel (1737

Washington Rd.) also available for sale.

FOR LEASE :2947 Legion Way— Great

Live/Work Opportunity: Former Dance

Studio. 2700 SF Commercial Space w/

Large Open Area. High traffic area, walk to

MARTA, $875/mth (not incl. utilities). Call

404-456-2278.

FOR SALE: 1737 Washington Rd.— Approx. 4700sf, former Church location

along busy Washington road. $265,000

Zoned Commercial. Call 404-242-9070.

Building Adjacent to this parcel (1751

Washington Rd.) also available for sale.

FOR LEASE: 2781 Main Street–Nice

Corner Office Space, Great Downtown

location, across from EP MARTA Station.

Approx. 1800sf. Rent Concession Negotia-

ble. Please call John Bonner for rent

terms and additional information at 770-

460-7093, x 2.

FOR LEASE: 1609 White Way–Former

Hair Salon. Great Downtown location,

across from EP MARTA Station. Approx.

1200sf. Please call John Bonner for rent

terms and additional information at 770-

460-7093.

FOR SALE: 1599 & 1603 Ware Ave.–Current Medical Clinic. Great Downtown

location. Clinic has approx. 2842sf, blue

building next door has approx. 2032sf.

Includes Parking lot across the street. Call

404-585-5975 ext. 20.

FOR SALE: 1595 /1597 White Way–Amazing Downtown location, across from

EP MARTA Station. Approx. 3410sf in

three leasable spaces: (2) Commercial +

(1) Residential Loft above. Some leases in

place. $239,000. Call Jay, 404-881-8888

FOR LEASE: 2835 Church Street–6

months free rent when you sign a 2yr.

Lease. Retail storefront, 2000sf, $1500/

mth; Back Office, 1450sf, $1200/mth;

Upper Office, 1000sf, $700/mth; Loft/

Office, 3000sf, $1500/mth. Will subdi-

vide! Call 678-457-0402 for more info.

Tri-Cities Business Buzz

Networking Opportunity for Tri-Cities Businesses!

Free Admission with Business Card

Free Parking (Grady Clinic) & Light Refreshments

2nd Quarterly

Merchant Mingle

Series Presented by the Cities of College Park, East Point and Hapeville.

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FOR LEASE: : 2705 Church Street—Great

Downtown East Point location , just a few

blocks from the East Point MARTA Station

and across from the Law Enforcement

Center. Call 404-564-4600 or 404-210-

8084 for more information.

PLEASE RSVP TO 404-270-7059!

Wednesday, January 16th

5:00-7:00pm

East Point Corner Tavern

2783 Main Street

East Point, GA 30344

F O O D & N I G H T L I F E ( N E W : F R E E W I - F I L O C A T I O N S I N R E D )

Calendar of Events

O T H E R A N N O U N C E M E N T S :

Visit the Downtown Facebook page by

searching ―EPMSA East Point‖. Also,

check out the City on Facebook & Twit-

ter for City wide info by following them

at www.twitter. com/cityofeastpoint

and searching for ―City of East Point‖

on Facebook!

Weekly Activities/Specials

American Burger

American Deli

American Wing & Deli

Arden’s Garden

Big Nick’s Place

Black Tie Catering

Central Station Sports Cafe

Chic-A-Loes

Corner Tavern

Dairy Queen– Norman Berry

East Point Fish & Wings

El Rocio Mexican

El Rey Mexican Restaurant

Evan’s Bake Shop

Ferg’s 25/8 Bar & Grill

Fresh N’ Fit Cuisine

Krystals

KV’s Southern Cuisine

Lov’n It Live

Mocha Delites @ Buggy Works

Oz Pizza

Q’s Southern Restaurant

Shack on Main

Silver’s Delight

Spiral Bar & Grill

Taco Bell

Taco Pete

Thumbs Up

Waffle House

Wing Depot

www.DowntownEastPoint.com

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Full Time: Thumbs Up Diner, 1617 White Way, is looking for a server. Must be available to work Saturdays and

Sundays. Come in and fill out an application.

N E W S L E T T E R C O N T A C T I N F O :

Full Time Parents Needed: National Youth Advocate Program is looking for foster families to provide stable & caring

homes for siblings & teens. Discover the benefits of foster parenting. Visit www.nyap.org or call 1-877-NYAP-CAN.

*Check out a complete downtown business directory now online at :

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Downtown Development Coordinator

1526 East Forrest Ave., Suite 400

East Point, GA 30344

Phone: 404-270-7059

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.ThinkEastPoint.com

Full Time: Kri-Shun's Glam Bar Hair Salon, Hiring experienced, licensed stylists & a nail tech with a clientele base.

High traffic area across from MARTA station. $25 off Booth Rent for the First Month! Call 678-744-5007.

January 12 –13: MLK Birthday Celebration

hosted by MLK Holiday Commission of East

Point, with a theme of ―Uniting Communities

through Service, as we Celebrate the Dream‖.

Saturday, January 12, 8:30am-1pm:

Youth Empowerment Workshop– Stop

the Violence. Sessions on drugs,

gangs, bullying, and more. HJC Bowden

Center, 2885 Church St., East Point.

Sunday, January 13, 3pm: Ecumenical

Service Celebrating Dr. King, New Jeru

salem Baptist Church, 1385 Gus

Thornhill Jr. Dr., East Point, GA 30344.

Call Ms. Langford at 404-762-

1489 for more information.

January 16: 5-7pm, Tri-Cities Business Buzz

Networking opportunity for Tri-Cities Busi-

nesses. East Point Corner Tavern, 2783 Main

St. RSVP at 404-270-7059. Free Admission

with Business Card. Light refreshments pro-

vided. Series presented by the cities of Col-

lege Park, East Point and Hapeville.

February 23: 8:30–9:30am, Biscuit Social

and the 26th Annual Firefighters Biscuit Bake-

off presented by the East Point Woman’s

Club, Jefferson Avenue Baptist Church, 1150

Jefferson Ave., East Point (lower level commu-

nity room). Donations accepted for breakfast

meal which includes biscuits, sausage, bacon,

gravy, juice and coffee. Proceeds go to the

Fireman’s Burn Foundation. Bake-off contest

between the firefighters will begin at 10am.

Mondays:

Corner Tavern:Taco Monday & $4 Margaritas

Oz Pizza: Fundraiser Night–Portion of Proceeds donated

Shack on Main: $4 Lunch Specials & 10% of City Employees

Silver’s Delight Caribbean: 10% off Bank Employees

Spexcell:―Super Monday‖ Interviews/Hiring for Businesses

Tuesdays:

Corner Tavern:Team Trivia & 8pm: 8 Ball Pool League

Oz Pizza: Fundraiser Night–Portion of Proceeds donated

Selah Salon: Hair Cut Specials, 12noon-3pm Shack on Main: $4 Lunch Specials & 10% of City Employees

Silver’s Delight Caribbean: 10% off Utility/Construction

Wednesdays:

Corner Tavern:$4 Tapas & Taps & 9 Ball Pool League

Selah Salon: Hair Cut Specials, 12noon-3pm Shack on Main: $4 Lunch Specials & 10% of City Employees

Silver’s Delight Caribbean: 10% off Hospital Employees

Velodrome: Bike Racing, Free Admission, 7:30pm

Thursdays: Corner Tavern: Texas Hold’em Poker, 8:30pm

Oz Pizza: Trivia Night, Win Oz Bucks, 7:30pm Shack on Main: $4 Lunch Specials & 10% of City Employees

Silver’s Delight Caribbean: 10% off Teachers

Fridays:

Corner Tavern: All You Can Eat Crab Legs & 10pm: Pop Trivia

Shack on Main: $4 Lunch Specials & 10% of City Employees

Silver’s Delight Caribbean:10% off City Employees

Saturdays: Corner Tavern: Brunch, Bottomless Mimosas & Karaoke, 9pm

Xtreemtraining: Free Boot Camp, 9am- EP Library

Sundays: Corner Tavern:Brunch, Bottomless Mimosas & Live Music 9pm

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