Coral Springs Parkland Republican Club invites members to attend its general meeting at Wings Plus on January 12 for an evening of networking and discussion
Coral Springs, Florida – The Coral Springs Parkland Republican Club has announced its upcoming General Members’ Meeting, set for Monday, Jan. 12, at Wings Plus, located at 9880 W. Sample Road. The gathering promises an evening of discussion, networking, and engagement with local political leaders.
The meeting is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m., but club officials encourage attendees to arrive earlier. “Attendees are encouraged to come early for dinner and networking,” they said, highlighting the informal opportunities for members to connect before the program officially starts.
This month’s meeting will feature Jennifer Levi, a candidate for the city commission, as the evening’s guest speaker. Club leaders expect Levi’s remarks to touch on her campaign priorities and vision for the city, offering members a chance to engage directly with a candidate seeking local office.
In line with the club’s membership policies, the event is limited to registered Republicans. First-time attendees will need to show their voter registration card at check-in, ensuring that all participants meet the club’s guidelines. “Meetings are restricted to registered Republicans only. First-time attendees should be prepared to present their voter registration card at check-in,” officials emphasized.
While the focus is on club members, guests who share Republican affiliation are also welcome to attend. The event presents an opportunity for both seasoned members and newcomers to participate in the political process, exchange ideas, and build connections within the local Republican community.
Wings Plus, known for its casual dining atmosphere, provides a convenient and comfortable setting for the evening. Organizers hope the combination of good food, conversation, and political discussion will make for a productive and engaging gathering.
The Coral Springs Parkland Republican Club’s meetings continue to serve as a central hub for local Republicans to stay informed, voice concerns, and engage with candidates and fellow members. With the January event, members look forward to starting the new year with renewed focus on civic participation and political dialogue.
