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Fourth of July Fun: Ideas for an Unforgettable Celebration

As the 4th of July approaches, families across the county are gearing up for a spectacular array of festivities to celebrate America’s independence. From high-octane racing events to the enchanting allure of the circus, lively music performances, and tantalizing tastings, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. 🏁 Cook Out Summer Shootout πŸ“… July 2nd πŸ“ Charlotte Motor Speedway πŸ•” Gates open at 5pm, Green Flag at 6pm πŸš‘ First Responders and Military get in Free with ID πŸŽ† Fireworks 🎟️ Kids 12 and under Free / Adults $10 Celebrate the 4th of July in high-octane style at the Cook Out Summer...

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πŸ·πŸŽ‰ Wine Room Toasts Two Decades of Success

Contributor: Jamie Richardson   As one of the first businesses to open in Concord’s Afton Village, The Wine Room has thrived for the past 20 years, offering quality wine, craft beer, and a handcrafted bistro menu. πŸ“5401 Village Dr. NW, Concord, NC 28027 Website | Facebook | Instagram This beloved establishment opened in December 2003 and continues to thrive today thanks to an owner and staff who cater to their loyal customers. When you visit, you’ll find quality wine and craft beer selections along with a handcrafted bistro menu and a fully stocked retail store. Owner Teri Reno’s (on the...

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πŸ‡ Rocky River Vineyards Hosts Wine Tastings and Events

Contributor: Jamie Richardson Rocky River Vineyards is a 45-acre, family-owned and operated vineyard and winery, tucked into the hills of Midland and was the first vineyard in Cabarrus County. Big Meadow Creek flows through the property toward Rocky River, which is how the vineyard got its name. The land had been in the Elliott family for years, but it wasn’t until 2003 that Bob, Bill, and David Elliott planted the first muscadine vines. The winery was opened to the public in August of 2007. The muscadine grapes are the only grapes planted on-site at Rocky River. Other grapes are brought in...

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