by Phil Venabe | Apr 26, 2017 | Concerts
The News & Observer ran an article on Tuesday, April 25 detailing community and crowd funding to help organizers of the popular summer series Saturdays in Saxapahaw. The organizers are asking for donations to pay for the 2017 season. “Saturdays in Saxapahaw...
by Phil Venabe | Apr 19, 2017 | event
Tonight, April 19, David Price is hoping the community will join him for a beer and a casual conversation. You’ll have a chance to meet with other concerned Fourth District residents and have a frank discussions. Phil Venable will be in attendance and hopes you...
by Phil Venabe | Apr 16, 2017 | Learning
We received this notice of the North Carolina Justice Center’s, NC Policy Watch. Please register for the breakfast and learn about the following topic: Some seats still remain for Tuesday’s very special Crucial Conversation breakfast: Immigration policy in...
by Phil Venabe | Apr 12, 2017 | Concerts
Thank you to everyone that came out on Sunday for Mighty Neighborly’s Justice for All event to support the UNC Center for Civil Rights. The sun was shining for community advocacy and we couldn’t have hoped for a better spring day. Important messages from our state...
by Phil Venabe | Apr 8, 2017 | Uncategorized
Mighty Neighborly had a spot on WKNC 88.1 morning show with the Oak City Move. Elizabeth Haddix was interviewed with Phil Venable to discuss how Mighty Neighborly is helping to bring North Carolina communities together through music. Phil and Elizabeth touched on the...
