Mayor talked about the status of the local economy, the division of tax dollars, changes in the road systems in the city to cope up with the population growth. Mayor is focusing on the importance of quality of life in troy.
Ashley Fields was sponsored by Rotarians Alex Whaley and Stephanie Baker
Fire Chief, Michael Stephens was our speaker on 18th October. He talked about amazing work done by our fire men in the city. He stressed on following proper fire safety protocol specifically when you smell or see smoke. Our members were glad to know that our area is rated number 2 which is very important when insurance companies decides on insurance premium.
John James McCall talked about his program and variety of requests he received from his audience that encompasses all the way to Panama City. He talked about the love and prayer he received during the time he was suffering from Covid-19 virus. He hosts the show with his wife.
At the Troy Rotary Club on September 27. Dr. Olliff gave a presentation on the life of Alabama Governor Charles Henderson, who was one of the founders of the Troy Rotary Club. Dr. Palmer who sponsored the program is a Troy Rotarian who serves as Dean of the College of Education at Troy University.
Denise and Yanni Tempelis, who spoke at the September 20th meeting of the Troy Rotary Club. Yanni and Denise gave an update on their new location coming to the downtown square in Troy. The Market Food Boutique and Eatery will be opening in the old Sip’s location and will be a custom retail food store and restaurant. Francesca’s Restaurant, also on the Troy Town Square, will also be continuing operation.
Our DG Dr. Dell Goodwin visited our club and talked about important work Rotary is doing around the world. She stressed on pursuing our vision and reminded us goals of Rotary. She also granted a check to Troy Rotary to build a dog part in town.
Mr. Barginere spoke on Lockheed-Martin’s outreach and job training opportunities in the area’s high schools.
On August 23rd meeting, the speaker was William J. White, the Director of the Troy Public Library, who spoke on current and planned activities at the library.
roy’s next Alabama State Senator, Josh Carnley, who will be representing District 31, spoke on August 16 to the Troy Rotary Club. Mr. Carnley spoke on his commitment to economic development, education, health care, and support for businesses and farmers in the district. The meeting was hosted by Rotarians Joe Faulk and Cliff Eubanks.
