Monroe Living: Our City at Work takes you behind the scenes of city government, sharing the stories, projects, and people who keep Monroe, North Carolina running.
Monroe Living: Our City at Work
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Monroe Living: Our City at Work takes you behind the scenes of city government, sharing the stories, projects, and people who keep Monroe, North Carolina running.
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4/21/2025
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July 21, 2026
Monroe Fire, Part 1: Chief Ron Fowler and Station 1
<p>Fire Chief Ron Fowler sits down with Assistant City Manager Lisa Hollowell at Fire Station One to open our Monroe Fire series. A Monroe native, Chief Fowler reflects on more than four decades of service, from the public safety days of working both police and fire to leading a department that has grown from 22 people to nearly 110. He shares what the recent station renovations mean for the firefighters who essentially live there, and gives a tour of Station One that includes the City's original 1886 steam fire engine.</p><p><br></p>
May 8, 2026
Monroe Bike Month
<p>In Episode 10 of Monroe Living: Our City at Work, we're getting on our bikes! </p><p>May is Bike Month, and the City of Monroe is marking the occasion with a full slate of community activities designed to get residents engaged with the future of biking in Monroe.</p><p>City Planners Bryson Hester and Megan Brightharp sit down with Assistant City Manager Lisa Hollowell to talk about what Bike Month looks like this year, why public input matters right now, and how residents can get involved. From a self-guided audio tour of Historic Downtown Monroe to a community Bicycle Scavenger Hunt, there's something for everyone this month.</p><p>And if you haven't taken the Bicycle Interest Survey yet, this episode will convince you. It takes about 3 minutes, covers your interest in biking, bicycle safety, and future programming in Monroe, and finishing it enters you for a chance to win a free bicycle.</p><p>Learn more and take the survey at <a href="http://www.monroenc.org/BikeMonth">www.monroenc.org/BikeMonth</a></p><p></p>
April 13, 2026
On Stage at the Dowd Center Theatre
<p></p><p>In Episode 9 of Monroe Living: Our City at Work, we go inside one of Monroe's most beloved landmarks. The Dowd Center Theatre has been a fixture of historic downtown Monroe since 1940, and today it's home to live concerts, films, art galleries, and performers from across the country. Assistant City Manager Lisa Hollowell sits down with Theatre Operations Supervisor Tim Pappas, who brings nearly 20 years of Disney World performing experience and a passion for community arts to this role.</p><p>From the signature backstage wall where every performer who's ever hit that stage has left their name, to the restored 1940 carbon arc film projector now on display in the lobby, Tim pulls back the curtain on what makes this place special and what's coming next.</p><p></p>
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