It's been an exciting week as the Cherryville Post 100 American Legion Baseball Team competed in the 2024 North Carolina Senior State Championship Tournament at the John F. “Buck” Fraley Field!
Piedmont was honored to support the festivities and contribute to a memorable experience for players and fans as Cherryville hosted this sporting event.
Congratulations, Cherryville, on a great season! ... See MoreSee Less
Cherryville knocked it out of the park last night as the Cherryville Post 100 American Legion Baseball Team kicked off the 2024 North Carolina Senior State Championship Tournament with a free concert in downtown!
We are proud to support some of the festivities that will be taking place through July 24 as part of this exciting event. Join us on Saturday and throughout the tournament as we cheer on our talented local players at the John F. “Buck” Fraley Field. Let's go, Cherryville! ... See MoreSee Less
Splish splash! Cherryville’s baseball-themed splash pad is now open at Ballard Park!
The new recreation attraction was funded by Piedmont Lithium through our Community Development Agreement with The City of Cherryville, and – best of all – it’s free to the public!
At Piedmont Lithium, we are committed to supporting the long-term well-being of the community. This splash pad is one of the many projects funded through our $1 million gift in 2023 to help the city restart its Parks and Recreation Department. ... See MoreSee Less
Our exploration team provides a fascinating glimpse into the earth below our feet!
This pegmatite core sample was taken from the proposed Carolina Lithium project site and contains quartz, mica, feldspar, and spodumene from approximately 330 feet below the earth's surface.
Exploration geologist Mike Mason shares his excitement about this early find, “This core sample is one of my favorite pieces in the Carolina Lithium core shack. It came from one of the first exploratory drill holes I logged for Piedmont in 2017 and displays a wide range of distinct mineral textures, making it a beautiful sample. This rock is hundreds of millions of years old, and I find it incredibly interesting that, in that time, only a handful of people have laid eyes on this specimen.” ... See MoreSee Less
We were proud to sponsor the Cherryville Chamber of Commerce’s Independence Day Celebration last night. The evening was filled with patriotism and community spirit!
We wish everyone a safe and happy Independence Day. ... See MoreSee Less
Cherryville Area Ministries is enjoying its newly painted wall, stocked Thrift Store, and refreshed surroundings, thanks to the employees of Piedmont Lithium who volunteered at our inaugural Community Care Day in June.
Yesterday, we paid a visit to Barbara Curry, Director of the nonprofit, to say hello and see the transformation. She shared, “It had been years since the wall outside our facility was painted. However, thanks to Piedmont, we have a fresh, welcoming look. It’s made a significant difference, and we are so appreciative of the time everyone spent to lend a helping hand!” ... See MoreSee Less
It's been an exciting week as the Cherryville Post 100 American Legion Baseball Team competed in the 2024 North Carolina Senior State Championship Tournament at the John F. “Buck” Fraley Field!
Piedmont was honored to support the festivities and contribute to a memorable experience for players and fans as Cherryville hosted this sporting event.
Congratulations, Cherryville, on a great season! ... See MoreSee Less
Cherryville knocked it out of the park last night as the Cherryville Post 100 American Legion Baseball Team kicked off the 2024 North Carolina Senior State Championship Tournament with a free concert in downtown!
We are proud to support some of the festivities that will be taking place through July 24 as part of this exciting event. Join us on Saturday and throughout the tournament as we cheer on our talented local players at the John F. “Buck” Fraley Field. Let's go, Cherryville! ... See MoreSee Less
Splish splash! Cherryville’s baseball-themed splash pad is now open at Ballard Park!
The new recreation attraction was funded by Piedmont Lithium through our Community Development Agreement with The City of Cherryville, and – best of all – it’s free to the public!
At Piedmont Lithium, we are committed to supporting the long-term well-being of the community. This splash pad is one of the many projects funded through our $1 million gift in 2023 to help the city restart its Parks and Recreation Department. ... See MoreSee Less
Our exploration team provides a fascinating glimpse into the earth below our feet!
This pegmatite core sample was taken from the proposed Carolina Lithium project site and contains quartz, mica, feldspar, and spodumene from approximately 330 feet below the earth's surface.
Exploration geologist Mike Mason shares his excitement about this early find, “This core sample is one of my favorite pieces in the Carolina Lithium core shack. It came from one of the first exploratory drill holes I logged for Piedmont in 2017 and displays a wide range of distinct mineral textures, making it a beautiful sample. This rock is hundreds of millions of years old, and I find it incredibly interesting that, in that time, only a handful of people have laid eyes on this specimen.” ... See MoreSee Less
We were proud to sponsor the Cherryville Chamber of Commerce’s Independence Day Celebration last night. The evening was filled with patriotism and community spirit!
We wish everyone a safe and happy Independence Day. ... See MoreSee Less
Cherryville Area Ministries is enjoying its newly painted wall, stocked Thrift Store, and refreshed surroundings, thanks to the employees of Piedmont Lithium who volunteered at our inaugural Community Care Day in June.
Yesterday, we paid a visit to Barbara Curry, Director of the nonprofit, to say hello and see the transformation. She shared, “It had been years since the wall outside our facility was painted. However, thanks to Piedmont, we have a fresh, welcoming look. It’s made a significant difference, and we are so appreciative of the time everyone spent to lend a helping hand!” ... See MoreSee Less