Business Summary: Power Curbers celebrates two; New SECU branch opens; North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation holds annual meeting – Salisbury Post

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SECU’s new facility in China Grove – submitted image

SALISBURY – Power Curbus honored partners for their dedication and years of service at its annual Christmas party last week.

Each year, Power Curbers recognizes two affiliates as winners of the Merging Commitment Award. Named after longtime past presidents Richard Messinger and Dyke Messinger, criteria for the award include having a positive attitude, being a team player, quality work and Power Curbers’ mission statement, “Our commitment shows.” This year’s winners were Crystal Tollener and Joshua Furr.

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Tollenaire, of Advance, has worked at Power Curbers since 2015. She currently works as a rooms manager. She has a husband, Josh, and a son, Grayson.

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Furr is a native of Rowan County and has worked at Power Curbers since 2019 as an industrial painter and small curb machine builder. He is married to Brittany and has three children, Diana, Aubrey and Gabriel.

Employees recognized for years of service included: Huitt Corrier (15), Eddie Graham (15), Steve Kirst (15), Brandon Gainey (10), Derek Hathcock (10), Alan Brassard (5), Rusty Jackson (5), Bill . Robinson (5) and Ty Scholer (5).

Since 1953, Salisbury-based Slipform Concrete Paving Equipment has manufactured curb and gutter machines, concrete paving equipment and accessories under the Power Curbs, Power Pavers and Anvil American brands.

SECU branch opens in China Grove.

China Grove – State Employees Credit Union (SECU) opened a new branch in China Grove on 1995 South US Highway 29.

SECU vice president and city manager Dallas Sutton said in a news release, “We are excited to have this new location in China Grove, which is a response to the growing number of members we have in this area.” “This facility has been long awaited, and we want all of our members who live and work in this community to know that we are open and here to serve.”

To learn more about credit union financial products and services, visit www.ncsecu.org.

The North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation holds an annual meeting

The North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation Annual Meeting will be held December 4-7 at the Sheraton Four Seasons and Joseph S. Held at the Currie Convention Center in Greensboro.

Rowan County Farm Bureau President Doug Patterson was recognized among his peers at the Presidents and Delegates Luncheon.

Farm Bureau President Shawn Harding presented each winning county president with a case knife. Each county agency force worked hard to qualify their county president for recognition. Special articles were also presented to the agents and agencies whose products were outstanding during the competition.

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