C’Shores sets contest for city slogan

October 08, 2012, 9:00 pm by Alexandria Randolph

The Cottonwood Shores City Council wants their residents to help them choose a slogan for the city.

The winner will get a free lunch and residents get to vote on their Nov. 1 water bills.

The idea of a slogan was introduced by City Secretary Sheila Moore and City Treasurer Vickie Reinhardt.

"We felt that the city needed a slogan, something to set it apart from other cities,” Moore said during the meeting. "Doing research on the internet, (we found) that most cities have a slogan. Several forms that I’ve had to fill out have asked for our city slogan, and we don’t have one.”

Moore and Reinhardt made a recommendation and presented four alternate options for the council.

"Our recommendation is ‘What is a City, but the People.’ We feel that it works, but we had to provide options,” Moore said.

Reader Comments

How about "The city with more lawsuites than Granite Shoals".
October 09, 2012, 10:30pm by Getitright