Briefly: Information from Hampton Presbyterian Church, Girls’s Enterprise Community and extra

car show

The Hampton Presbyterian Church is hosting its fourth Car Show on Sept. 10, from 2-6 pm

All makes and models are welcome. The grill will be hot, the sodas will be cold, and the tunes will be spinning.

People can bring their own tables, chairs, and EZ-ups. Family friendly fun, music by DJ, Denny Dutko, vintage cars, and snacks. Stroll among vehicles, gave with owners, then sit back, relax and enjoy some car cruise music. bring your friends

The church is located at 2942 East Hardies Road in Hampton. For details or questions, you can email at hamptonpresoutreach@gmail.com, or call the church office at 724-443-3201. More information is available through the HPC website, hamptonpresbyterian.net.

Women’s Business Network

Women’s Business Network is an award-winning business association spanning over 20 chapters throughout Southwestern Pennsylvania. Members can network with other businesswomen throughout the region and take advantage of ongoing professional education and leadership opportunities. All professional women are invited to visit a local meeting. Learn more at www.wbninc.com.

The Allegheny Valley Chapter meets at 8 am the first and third Tuesday of each month at 817 Main St., Sharpsburg. For more, contact Kelly Motter, at 717-659-0323.

The Pittsburgh North Chapter meets at 9 am the first and third Friday of each month at Parkwood United Presbyterian Church, 4289 Mount Royal Blvd., Hampton Township. For more, contact Kathy Bell at 412-855-0578.

The Virtual Chapter holds meetings via Zoom at 7 pm on the first and third Wednesday of each month. For more information, contact Jennifer Pasquale at 412-908-1663.

Poll workers

Residents of Allegheny County can serve as poll workers this November.

Poll workers, also referred to as election officers, earn from $150 to $175 for their work on Election Day. New poll workers also receive paid training.

Election officers do the important work of checking in voters at polling places and setting them up to vote. At the end of the night, poll workers deliver the returns to county election officials. The county depends on these workers to run fair and secure elections.

People who are interested in the process, want to view training videos, find out what the workday is like or apply online to be a poll worker in the Nov. 8 General Election can visit alleghenyvotes.com and select the Poll Workers tile.

Those interested in talking to someone about the position can call 412-350-4500 and choose option five.

Sealark’s Women’s Group

The Sealarks Women’s Group will have its kickoff dinner Sept. 14 at 4 pm at Memorial Park Church, 8800 Peebles Road, McCandless.

This group provides Christian fellowship and social activity for women alone – widowed, divorced or never married – who are welcome to attend and consider joining the group. The cost for dinner is $10. For additional information or to make a reservation, please call Karen 412-366-3109.

Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church

Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church at 670 Pleasant Hill Road in Wexford will present Building Community Trust and Working Relationships with Police and Emergency Responders on Sept. 13 at 7 pm

Presenters will include police and fire officials. The event is free and open to the public. To register go to MPPC website: mtpleasant.org/news.html.