CNOtes are blog articles about CNO 2.0 evening meetings. CNO 2.0 meetings are held on the third Thursday of the month at 5:30 PM.
Patrick Arehart explained how artificial intelligence can save time, improve writing, organize notes, and solve everyday tasks without needing any technical skills. He demonstrated real examples like dictation cleanup, recipe restoration, itinerary planning, and building full presentations in minutes, showing how AI can help anyone become more productive and creative.
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Jeff Mogg, co-president of Sleep in Heavenly Peace of Montgomery County, shared how volunteers are helping children who have no beds of their own. Since launching in 2023, the group has built and delivered more than 2,000 fully furnished beds for local families, each complete with a new mattress, bedding, and pillow. Their mission is simple: No Kid Sleeps on the Floor in Our Town.
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Andy Higgins spoke about The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt, highlighting the sharp rise in youth anxiety, depression, and self-harm since 2010. Plans are underway for a community read and formation of book clubs that will lead into a Mental Health Summit at Epiphany Lutheran church in February 2026.
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Five rounds of speed networking highlighted the evening, along with updates on upcoming community events.
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Amy Kopp from Crayons to Classrooms spoke about their mission to support teachers in underfunded schools. Members assembled 100 student journals and donated dozens of bags of school supplies to help local students get the tools they need to succeed.
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Krista Hollingsworth shared her personal journey of love, loss, and leadership as she took over the Freedom Whiskey Company after the passing of her husband, Zach. She spoke about the company’s growth, their annual Veterans Day fundraiser, and new initiatives like the Rebuild and Honor Project, all focused on supporting local veterans and continuing Zach’s legacy.
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Greg Fay led the May CNO 2.0 meeting at Chappy’s Social House, where $10,880 in donations were announced and members tested their knowledge with a fun and educational Memorial Day trivia contest.
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Jordan McMahan, an Enneagram Consultant and Centerville native, introduced us to the nine personality types of the Enneagram and how they shape our thoughts, emotions, and instincts. Her presentation explored how this ancient tool can lead to personal growth, stronger relationships, and deeper self-awareness.
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Stan Fronzaglia announced that Tri-Star Soccer and the Essay Contest are seeking new leadership. March’s board meeting approved $4,502 in grants, and CNO 2.0 met at Heavier than Air Brewing. Mark your calendars for upcoming community events in April!
CNO 2.0 gathered at Zinks Fine Wines & Meats for an evening of camaraderie, announcements, and community impact. From celebrating a longtime member’s birthday to supporting local schools and organizations through donations, the meeting highlighted the club’s dedication to service and fun.
CNO 2.0 at Zinks Meats and Fine Wines: Community, Announcements, and Giving Back Read More »
