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Next year we will be in our new location in Beautiful Downtown Holly Springs at the Cultural Center.
Tuesday, January 24th at a new time - 7:00 PM
Directions
Conveniently located just 20 minutes from the Interstate 440 beltline off N.C. 55 and Avent Ferry Road in the Village District of Holly Springs. See a map.
From Fuquay-Varina and points south and east:
- Take N.C. 55 West.
- At the Main Street stoplight, continue straight as the divided highway becomes Bypass 55-West. (Do not turn right to follow N.C. 55 West Business.)
- At the next light, turn right onto Avent Ferry Road.
- Take Avent Ferry one-half mile and then turn left onto Ballentine Street.
- Holly Springs Cultural Center is just ahead at 300 W. Ballentine St.
From Research Triangle, Apex and points west:
- Take N.C. 55 East through Apex.
- At the Technology Drive traffic light, continue straight as the divided highway becomes
N.C. 55 East Bypass. (Do not turn left to follow N.C. 55 East Business.)- Take Highway 55 Bypass East 3.0 miles to Avent Ferry Road.
- Turn left onto Avent Ferry Road.
- Take Avent Ferry one-half mile and then turn left onto Ballentine Street.
- Holly Springs Cultural Center is just ahead at 300 W. Ballentine St.
From Cary and points north:
- Take Holly Springs Road south toward the Village District in downtown Holly Springs. At Main Street turn left.
- At Center Street turn right and go one block.
- Turn left onto Avent Ferry Road and go one block.
- Turn right onto Ballentine Street.
- Holly Springs Cultural Center is just ahead at 300 W. Ballentine St.
Tomorrow can be Better than Today - We Believe!
As Republicans, we believe:
The best government is that government which governs least.
Government cannot legislate morality, charity, or individual success.
Government cannot create individual wealth by taxation and redistribution.
Unimpeded free enterprise and individual initiative lead directly and immediately to economic growth and prosperity.
Those who are chosen for government service must act responsibly.
Government programs and agencies must always be fiscally sound.
As Republicans, we believe:
In Fiscal Conservatism – our elected leaders must treat the taxpayers’ money like they’d treat their own money. They must be frugal, efficient, and spend only on those areas that are necessary.
In Personal Responsibility – we all need to take “ownership” of our own lives, our decisions, and the consequences of those decisions, rather than relying on our government to make these decisions for us, or bailing us out from our own bad judgment.
In Focusing on Family and Neighborhoods – the family unit is the backbone of the country, and the school is the backbone of the neighborhood. If either is at risk, then our country is at risk.
In Government Accountability – our elected officials, along with all government employees, should be accountable for their actions. Tax cheats, mismanagement and “ethical malfunctions” among our elected leaders must not be tolerated by the people.
“The powers delegated by the proposed Constitution to the federal government are few and defined. Those which are to remain in the State governments are numerous and indefinite. The former will be exercised principally on external objects, as war, peace, negotiation, and foreign commerce; with which last the power of taxation will, for the most part, be connected. The powers reserved to the several States will extend to all the objects which, in the ordinary course of affairs, concern the lives, liberties, and properties of the people, and the internal order, improvement, and prosperity of the State.”
-- James Madison from Federalist #45
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