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Dot Sharp has worked at McDonald's in Gibsonia, PA since before the invention of Happy Meals, Chicken McNuggets and McFlurries.
Dorothy “Dot” Sharp took her last order Friday — an Egg McMuffin meal — after 45 years of working at McDonald’s. The final customer? Her granddaughter. “It’s very sad for me to do this, but I figured it was time,” said Sharp, 84, of Hampton. Sharp’s tenure at the chain
Dot Sharp, 83, a beloved employee who worked at McDonald’s in Gibsonia for more than 45 years, has retired.
The city of Graham is pursuing a grant in 2025 through the Texas Department of Transportation for a proposed sidewalk project, which includes paths from South Street to Walmart Drive and various other streets. After being approved by the Transportation Improvements Committee during their meeting Tuesday, Oct. 24, the item was forwarded to Graham City Council for approval. Council met Thursday, Nov. 9 and gave the approval to consider the project during future budget planning.
A proposed sidewalk project, which includes paths from South Street to Walmart Drive and various other streets, will be presented to the Graham City Council for consideration. The city is looking to submit the project for consideration in a 2025 grant funding cycle from the Texas Department of Transportation. The Transportation Improvements Committee met Tuesday, Oct. 24 with the sole agenda item being the sidewalk project. The proposed project will construct a 5-foot sidewalk on both sides of Elm Street from South Street to Walmart Drive.