Kent Downtown Partnership Breakfast Hour is Feb. 11 at ShoWare Center

The Kent Downtown Partnership is having its next Downtown Breakfast Hour 7 a.m. Feb. 11 at the Kent ShoWare Center. Called "Time to Rise and Thrive," the morning program will have several element, including the introduction of new Kent Police Chief Ken Thomas, updates on the city-owned ShoWare Center, the status of the city's part-way built parking garage, and Green River Community College's Kirk Davis, speaking about how local businesses can "rise and thrive" in the current economy.

BY Wire Service

Friday, February 4, 2011 4:45pm

Business

The Kent Downtown Partnership is having its next Downtown Breakfast Hour 7 a.m. Feb. 11 at the Kent ShoWare Center.

Called “Time to Rise and Thrive,” the morning program will have several element, including the introduction of new Kent Police Chief Ken Thomas, updates on the city-owned ShoWare Center, the status of the city’s part-way built parking garage, and Green River Community College’s Kirk Davis, speaking about how local businesses can “rise and thrive” in the current economy.

The event is free, but the KDP is requesting that people call ahead by Monday – or Tuesday at the latest – to rsvp for the event. Call the KDP at 253-813-6976.

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