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Morrisville: Where Life is Worth Living
(...a real slogan of a small Northern town, implying, I guess, that everyone everywhere else should just give up and die.)
Morrisville: We're Not into NASCAR; that's Mooresville
Morrisville: We were nothin' 'til y'all moved in
Morrisville: No Longer a Spit in the Road Morrisville: More Granite Countertops Per Capita Than Anywhere In The World. Except Cary. Morrisville: Known for...Nothing Special Morrisville: Between Raleigh and Chapel Hill. Sort of. Morrisville: We Heart Office Parks Morrisville: Mayberry Modernized
I like all of these a lot! lol especially the first one. I also like the Webster shout out.
Apex has the best slogan; Peak of Good Living. Hard to top that one.
This may be a dumb question, but for how long has Morrisville been an actual "town". I was always under the impression that it was unincorperated, hence the reason most of it had a "Cary" address. I never would have thought that there was a "Mayor" of Morrisville.
I like all of these a lot! lol especially the first one. I also like the Webster shout out.
Apex has the best slogan; Peak of Good Living. Hard to top that one.
This may be a dumb question question, but for how long has Morrisville been an actual "town". I was always under the impression that it was unincorperated, hence the reason most of it had a "Cary" address. I never would have thought that there was a "Mayor" of Morrisville.
(Not only do they have an "at risk" Civil War battlefield site, they have a Superfund site that is still being cleaned up. All very interesting for a town that had a population of 1,022 in 1990.)
Wow, my slogan was called out in the article - thanks MikeJ for the link and raleighLass for the heads up!
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