Western North Carolina, USA

Carol King of the Rotary Club of Asheville was installed Saturday evening in Asheville along with the new District Officers and AG's. [caption id="attachment_228" align="alignright" width="200" caption="Carol King installed as District Governor"][/caption] Governor Carol marks the first female to serve as Governor of our District.  The meeting, hosted by the Rotary Club of Asheville, was attended by approximately 175 Rotarians of the Asheville Club and numerous invited guests from across the district.

As the 2008-09 Rotary Year draws to an end the next few weeks will be very busy with all clubs having official officer installations and various special programs. It is an exciting time for each club's new President and Leadership. Please do remember to report to RI and the District your club officers as well as updated information about your club's meeting time and location. This can be done directly on the RI Member Access website by the Club President or Secretary.

The winner of the 2008 red Corvette was Charlie Reep of the Rotary Club of Catawba Valley!! Thank you all for participating in this great event and helping stop Polio NOW!!

Welcome and thanks for visiting the new Rotary District 7670 Website.  We are working to transfer over information from the old website and to create a format that will be helpful and easy to use. If you are a Committee or Division Chair person please contact Joshua Strickland by email.  You can be given a login and password to update and post information to your section of the District Website.

Kenny says 'Future of Rotary Is in Your Hands' The 2009-10 RI theme acknowledges the important role individual Rotary clubs will play in shaping the future of Rotary. RI President-elect John Kenny unveiled the theme, The Future of Rotary Is in Your Hands, on Monday during the opening plenary session of the International Assembly , an annual training event in San Diego, California, USA, for incoming district governors. "The future of Rotary will not be shaped at RI headquarters -- it will be shaped in each and every Rotary club," Kenny said, "because it is for each of us -- as Rotarians -- to do what is necessary to keep Rotary strong."