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Historical Trees, Historical Places – A story of area trees and homes, many dating back more than one hundred years, with historical and current pictures. Stories of the gardeners who loved some of these trees (and a few other plants) are mingled in as well. Included are about 40 trees in Anderson, Abbeville, and Greenwood Counties, plus others.
Susan Temple is a member of Anderson Master Gardeners, Greater Greenville Master Gardeners, Anderson Garden Club, and is gardening editor for The Electric City News. She volunteers for Ask a Master Gardener booths and gives presentations on several topics. Susan worked in the retail nursery business for nine years and grows a mix of shrubs, trees, conifers, perennials, pass along plants, and most anything she thinks would be interesting to watch grow. Her gardening style is a relaxed cottage fashion with no certain design, working with what deer, voles and rabbits will let grow. She places plants by their particular requirements and for views from the house. Susan gardens on a very large scale but keeps it simple. Very little supplemental watering is done, only small amounts of organic fertilizers are used, leaves fall, seeds drop, and most are left as Mother Nature placed.
https://www.facebook.com/events/404109646829594/
Get Ready to SHOP & SAVE from 50-90%!
For 3 Days only you can SHOP from over 600 local families that bring their Kids clothing, Toys, Games, Baby Equipment, Maternity, Furniture, Home Decor, and so much MORE!!
Click INTERESTED on this event page to see live videos about the sale, what is coming into the sale and special offers just for this event!
OPEN FREE TO PUBLIC SALE HOURS: Free PARKING too!
Thursday: 9am-8pm
Friday: 8am-8pm
Saturday: 9am-1pm* (Half-price day)
If you want to shop first, Here are some ways!
Be a Seller- Sign up www.upstatekids.com
Be a Volunteer – Sign UP www.upstatekids.com/volunteer (they shop first)
*Purchase a VIP PreSale Ticket at www.upstatekids.com/vip-sale—shop-early
Have stuff but no time? Go to https://www.upstatekids.com/busy-bee-concierge
Anderson Civic Center
Anderson, SC 29625
We take cash, credit,(Visa/MasterCard) and Debit.
Clear those out those closets and turn it into cash!
Go to www.upstatekids.com/dont-miss-out for more details!
#UKtribe #UpstateMoms #UpstateParent #SmartShopper #2ndHandSmarts #1stClassStyle #InToShopUp
Shopping
Free Admission
https://www.facebook.com/events/2133388883374620/?event_time_id=2133401046706737
Get Ready to SHOP & SAVE from 50-90%!
For 3 Days only you can SHOP from over 600 local families that bring their Kids clothing, Toys, Games, Baby Equipment, Maternity, Furniture, Home Decor, and so much MORE!!
Click INTERESTED on this event page to see live videos about the sale, what is coming into the sale and special offers just for this event!
OPEN FREE TO PUBLIC SALE HOURS: Free PARKING too!
Thursday: 9am-8pm
Friday: 8am-8pm
Saturday: 9am-1pm* (Half-price day)
If you want to shop first, Here are some ways!
Be a Seller- Sign up www.upstatekids.com
Be a Volunteer – Sign UP www.upstatekids.com/volunteer (they shop first)
*Purchase a VIP PreSale Ticket at www.upstatekids.com/vip-sale—shop-early
Have stuff but no time? Go to https://www.upstatekids.com/busy-bee-concierge
Anderson Civic Center
Anderson, SC 29625
We take cash, credit,(Visa/MasterCard) and Debit.
Clear those out those closets and turn it into cash!
Go to www.upstatekids.com/dont-miss-out for more details!
#UKtribe #UpstateMoms #UpstateParent #SmartShopper #2ndHandSmarts #1stClassStyle #InToShopUp
Shopping
Free Admission
https://www.facebook.com/events/2133388883374620/?event_time_id=2133401040040071
Attached is the flyer from the Rock Hill Council of Neighborhoods concerning the joint Service Project to help the Marshall Estates neighborhood clean up this old cemetery. This was done once before as an Eagle Service Project years ago, but since there is no Owner or means of maintenance, Nature has once again done her thing. We have moved the workday to Sat. March 30 from 8:30-3:30 in hopes that all NESA members can also lend a hand. We will also be needing power tools (chainsaws, weed eaters (w/blades), chainsaws, & chainsaws etc.) as well as shovels, axes, bush axes, rakes, hoes and clipper/pruners. We also need people that can move limbs, and pick up trash
Members of the RHCN and Marshall Estates will provide lunch and beverages (water, etc.) for the Volunteers and we have also received word from a Student Group at Winthrop that are about 20-30 strong who are interested in helping out as well. The Winthrop Group will have their first work day on March 13, so we will see how much they get done. They plan to have at least some of that group attend again on the 30th to work with us. As you can see, this is a true Community and Team effort and a great way to show just what impact Scouting can have in this regard.
I look forward to hearing from you all soon. If you have questions please contact me @ [email protected] or 803-524-1583
Best Regards,
Bill Binkley
https://www.facebook.com/events/256753745235392/
Held each March since 1999 in recognition of the American Medical Association ‘Doctors Day’, Walk with the Doctors invites walkers of all ages to the Downtown Clinic to receive a t-shirt and refreshments and enjoy a pleasant walk through the beautiful Falls Park. This family-friendly event recognizes and honors the volunteer Medical Professionals who give their time so generously to the Greenville Free Medical Clinic patients.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1161523897349450/
Get Ready to SHOP & SAVE from 50-90%!
For 3 Days only you can SHOP from over 600 local families that bring their Kids clothing, Toys, Games, Baby Equipment, Maternity, Furniture, Home Decor, and so much MORE!!
Click INTERESTED on this event page to see live videos about the sale, what is coming into the sale and special offers just for this event!
OPEN FREE TO PUBLIC SALE HOURS: Free PARKING too!
Thursday: 9am-8pm
Friday: 8am-8pm
Saturday: 9am-1pm* (Half-price day)
If you want to shop first, Here are some ways!
Be a Seller- Sign up www.upstatekids.com
Be a Volunteer – Sign UP www.upstatekids.com/volunteer (they shop first)
*Purchase a VIP PreSale Ticket at www.upstatekids.com/vip-sale—shop-early
Have stuff but no time? Go to https://www.upstatekids.com/busy-bee-concierge
Anderson Civic Center
Anderson, SC 29625
We take cash, credit,(Visa/MasterCard) and Debit.
Clear those out those closets and turn it into cash!
Go to www.upstatekids.com/dont-miss-out for more details!
#UKtribe #UpstateMoms #UpstateParent #SmartShopper #2ndHandSmarts #1stClassStyle #InToShopUp
Shopping
Free Admission
https://www.facebook.com/events/2133388883374620/?event_time_id=2133401043373404
Get Ready to SHOP & SAVE from 50-90%!
For 3 Days only you can SHOP from over 600 local families that bring their Kids clothing, Toys, Games, Baby Equipment, Maternity, Furniture, Home Decor, and so much MORE!!
Click INTERESTED on this event page to see live videos about the sale, what is coming into the sale and special offers just for this event!
OPEN FREE TO PUBLIC SALE HOURS: Free PARKING too!
Thursday: 9am-8pm
Friday: 8am-8pm
Saturday: 9am-1pm* (Half-price day)
If you want to shop first, Here are some ways!
Be a Seller- Sign up www.upstatekids.com
Be a Volunteer – Sign UP www.upstatekids.com/volunteer (they shop first)
*Purchase a VIP PreSale Ticket at www.upstatekids.com/vip-sale—shop-early
Have stuff but no time? Go to https://www.upstatekids.com/busy-bee-concierge
Anderson Civic Center
Anderson, SC 29625
We take cash, credit,(Visa/MasterCard) and Debit.
Clear those out those closets and turn it into cash!
Go to www.upstatekids.com/dont-miss-out for more details!
#UKtribe #UpstateMoms #UpstateParent #SmartShopper #2ndHandSmarts #1stClassStyle #InToShopUp
Shopping
Free Admission
https://www.facebook.com/events/2133388883374620/
With nearly 2,000 participants attending last year’s event, PACE Scholarship Academy has added additional locations to host our statewide Scholarship and College Fairs, to include: Sumter High School (February 2, 2019), and the Greenville University Center (March 30, 2019). Each event will be held from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. We anticipate even more participation this year and want to ensure that these free event allow as many parents and students to attend as possible.
Our goal is to expose ALL high school students to potential scholarships and college opportunities and to encourage current undergraduate and graduate students who still need financial assistance to apply for qualifying scholarships. We are also promoting volunteer opportunities and the importance of joining professional organizations while in college, as we aim to foster “well rounded students.” We are giving away multiple $500 scholarships, HP laptops, gift cards, HP printers, etc. on the day of this event. This is a FREE event as long as you register by the deadline! You MUST print and present your ticket in order to be admitted on the day of the event.
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Please follow us on Facebook @PaceScholarshipAcademy for updates and more information concerning these STATEWIDE fairs and our scholarship essay contest. Winners of the scholarship essay contest will be awarded at each event. Students MUST be present at the event to be awarded a scholarship. Plan ahead to participate in one or more of our Scholarship and College fairs. SPREAD THE WORD!
SCHOLARSHIP ESSAY CONTEST NOW OPEN!
Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TBXX7J5
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Campers will deepen their understanding of how nature works while exploring the Lake Lyman which is part of the Tyger River watershed. There will be tons of games, challenges and outdoor fun. We will be exploring the habitats of native wildlife, learning about conservation areas, and taking a closer look at soil, water, plants, and animal populations. We will start each morning in Lyman Lodge and then split up into our Ecogroups based on age. Each group will rotate through the day’s activities and rejoin as the whole group for lunch and games. Some of the activities we have planned include fishing, canoeing, dissecting owl pellets, making your own jellyfish bait, cyanotype (sunlight exposure photography) and much more.
FAQs
Are there minimum age requirements to participate in the Camp?
The camp was created for youth ages 8-12 years old.
What time does camp start?
9 AM- 3:30 PM Monday- Thursday
Cost: $115
When can I drop off and pick up my child from camp?
Camp activities will start shortly after 9 AM each day. We ask that you drop your child off no earlier than 8:50 AM, to give our staff ample time to set up for the day’s activities. Please pick your child up promptly at 3:30 PM, as many of our staff and volunteers, have evening obligations. If you need to pick your child up early please provide advance notice so our staff is expecting you.
Who is putting on this Camp?
Clemson University Extension, The Tyger River Foundation, and SJWD Water District
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
There are approximately 50 parking spaces near Lake Lyman Lodge. When dropping off and picking up your child you must escort your child to the lodge to sign in/ out each day. If someone other than the child’s parent is dropping off or picking up please provide a signed note detailing the arrangement.
What should my child bring to camp?
Each child is encouraged to bring his/her own water bottle, sunscreen, weather appropriate clothing.
Participants are welcome to bring their own fishing poles and bait/tackle (however we will have 15 available for participants to use)
Is lunch provided?
Lunch will be provided each day and consist of sandwiches, chips, fruit and a beverage. You will be asked if your child has any dietary restrictions on your post-registration paperwork.
Can I bring my own lunch?
You are welcome to pack your child’s lunch, we just ask that you indicate that on the post-registration paperwork so we order the appropriate number of lunches each day.
Are there any Camp Scholarships?
Yes, we have a limited number of need-based scholarships available, please email [email protected] if you would like to apply for a partial or full camp scholarship.
How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
Call Carol Hamilton, 4-H Agent at 937-707-7826 or email [email protected] if you have any questions.
Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service offers its programs to people of all ages, regardless of race, color, gender, religion, national origin, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital or family status and is an equal opportunity employer.
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Campers will deepen their understanding of how nature works while exploring the Lake Lyman which is part of the Tyger River watershed. There will be tons of games, challenges and outdoor fun. We will be exploring the habitats of native wildlife, learning about conservation areas, and taking a closer look at soil, water, plants, and animal populations. We will start each morning in Lyman Lodge and then split up into our Ecogroups based on age. Each group will rotate through the day’s activities and rejoin as the whole group for lunch and games. Some of the activities we have planned include fishing, canoeing, dissecting owl pellets, making your own jellyfish bait, cyanotype (sunlight exposure photography) and much more.
FAQs
Are there minimum age requirements to participate in the Camp?
The camp was created for youth ages 8-12 years old.
What time does camp start?
9 AM- 3:30 PM Monday- Thursday
Cost: $115
When can I drop off and pick up my child from camp?
Camp activities will start shortly after 9 AM each day. We ask that you drop your child off no earlier than 8:50 AM, to give our staff ample time to set up for the day’s activities. Please pick your child up promptly at 3:30 PM, as many of our staff and volunteers, have evening obligations. If you need to pick your child up early please provide advance notice so our staff is expecting you.
Who is putting on this Camp?
Clemson University Extension, The Tyger River Foundation, and SJWD Water District
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
There are approximately 50 parking spaces near Lake Lyman Lodge. When dropping off and picking up your child you must escort your child to the lodge to sign in/ out each day. If someone other than the child’s parent is dropping off or picking up please provide a signed note detailing the arrangement.
What should my child bring to camp?
Each child is encouraged to bring his/her own water bottle, sunscreen, weather appropriate clothing.
Participants are welcome to bring their own fishing poles and bait/tackle (however we will have 15 available for participants to use)
Is lunch provided?
Lunch will be provided each day and consist of sandwiches, chips, fruit and a beverage. You will be asked if your child has any dietary restrictions on your post-registration paperwork.
Can I bring my own lunch?
You are welcome to pack your child’s lunch, we just ask that you indicate that on the post-registration paperwork so we order the appropriate number of lunches each day.
Are there any Camp Scholarships?
Yes, we have a limited number of need-based scholarships available, please email [email protected] if you would like to apply for a partial or full camp scholarship.
How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
Call Carol Hamilton, 4-H Agent at 937-707-7826 or email [email protected] if you have any questions.
Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service offers its programs to people of all ages, regardless of race, color, gender, religion, national origin, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital or family status and is an equal opportunity employer.
https://www.facebook.com/events/828445740820649/
Campers will deepen their understanding of how nature works while exploring the Lake Lyman which is part of the Tyger River watershed. There will be tons of games, challenges and outdoor fun. We will be exploring the habitats of native wildlife, learning about conservation areas, and taking a closer look at soil, water, plants, and animal populations. We will start each morning in Lyman Lodge and then split up into our Ecogroups based on age. Each group will rotate through the day’s activities and rejoin as the whole group for lunch and games. Some of the activities we have planned include fishing, canoeing, dissecting owl pellets, making your own jellyfish bait, cyanotype (sunlight exposure photography) and much more.
FAQs
Are there minimum age requirements to participate in the Camp?
The camp was created for youth ages 8-12 years old.
What time does camp start?
9 AM- 3:30 PM Monday- Thursday
Cost: $115
When can I drop off and pick up my child from camp?
Camp activities will start shortly after 9 AM each day. We ask that you drop your child off no earlier than 8:50 AM, to give our staff ample time to set up for the day’s activities. Please pick your child up promptly at 3:30 PM, as many of our staff and volunteers, have evening obligations. If you need to pick your child up early please provide advance notice so our staff is expecting you.
Who is putting on this Camp?
Clemson University Extension, The Tyger River Foundation, and SJWD Water District
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
There are approximately 50 parking spaces near Lake Lyman Lodge. When dropping off and picking up your child you must escort your child to the lodge to sign in/ out each day. If someone other than the child’s parent is dropping off or picking up please provide a signed note detailing the arrangement.
What should my child bring to camp?
Each child is encouraged to bring his/her own water bottle, sunscreen, weather appropriate clothing.
Participants are welcome to bring their own fishing poles and bait/tackle (however we will have 15 available for participants to use)
Is lunch provided?
Lunch will be provided each day and consist of sandwiches, chips, fruit and a beverage. You will be asked if your child has any dietary restrictions on your post-registration paperwork.
Can I bring my own lunch?
You are welcome to pack your child’s lunch, we just ask that you indicate that on the post-registration paperwork so we order the appropriate number of lunches each day.
Are there any Camp Scholarships?
Yes, we have a limited number of need-based scholarships available, please email [email protected] if you would like to apply for a partial or full camp scholarship.
How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
Call Carol Hamilton, 4-H Agent at 937-707-7826 or email [email protected] if you have any questions.
Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service offers its programs to people of all ages, regardless of race, color, gender, religion, national origin, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital or family status and is an equal opportunity employer.
https://www.facebook.com/events/828445740820649/?event_time_id=828445744153982
Campers will deepen their understanding of how nature works while exploring the Lake Lyman which is part of the Tyger River watershed. There will be tons of games, challenges and outdoor fun. We will be exploring the habitats of native wildlife, learning about conservation areas, and taking a closer look at soil, water, plants, and animal populations. We will start each morning in Lyman Lodge and then split up into our Ecogroups based on age. Each group will rotate through the day’s activities and rejoin as the whole group for lunch and games. Some of the activities we have planned include fishing, canoeing, dissecting owl pellets, making your own jellyfish bait, cyanotype (sunlight exposure photography) and much more.
FAQs
Are there minimum age requirements to participate in the Camp?
The camp was created for youth ages 8-12 years old.
What time does camp start?
9 AM- 3:30 PM Monday- Thursday
Cost: $115
When can I drop off and pick up my child from camp?
Camp activities will start shortly after 9 AM each day. We ask that you drop your child off no earlier than 8:50 AM, to give our staff ample time to set up for the day’s activities. Please pick your child up promptly at 3:30 PM, as many of our staff and volunteers, have evening obligations. If you need to pick your child up early please provide advance notice so our staff is expecting you.
Who is putting on this Camp?
Clemson University Extension, The Tyger River Foundation, and SJWD Water District
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
There are approximately 50 parking spaces near Lake Lyman Lodge. When dropping off and picking up your child you must escort your child to the lodge to sign in/ out each day. If someone other than the child’s parent is dropping off or picking up please provide a signed note detailing the arrangement.
What should my child bring to camp?
Each child is encouraged to bring his/her own water bottle, sunscreen, weather appropriate clothing.
Participants are welcome to bring their own fishing poles and bait/tackle (however we will have 15 available for participants to use)
Is lunch provided?
Lunch will be provided each day and consist of sandwiches, chips, fruit and a beverage. You will be asked if your child has any dietary restrictions on your post-registration paperwork.
Can I bring my own lunch?
You are welcome to pack your child’s lunch, we just ask that you indicate that on the post-registration paperwork so we order the appropriate number of lunches each day.
Are there any Camp Scholarships?
Yes, we have a limited number of need-based scholarships available, please email [email protected] if you would like to apply for a partial or full camp scholarship.
How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
Call Carol Hamilton, 4-H Agent at 937-707-7826 or email [email protected] if you have any questions.
Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service offers its programs to people of all ages, regardless of race, color, gender, religion, national origin, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital or family status and is an equal opportunity employer.
https://www.facebook.com/events/828445740820649/?event_time_id=828445750820648
Campers will deepen their understanding of how nature works while exploring the Lake Lyman which is part of the Tyger River watershed. There will be tons of games, challenges and outdoor fun. We will be exploring the habitats of native wildlife, learning about conservation areas, and taking a closer look at soil, water, plants, and animal populations. We will start each morning in Lyman Lodge and then split up into our Ecogroups based on age. Each group will rotate through the day’s activities and rejoin as the whole group for lunch and games. Some of the activities we have planned include fishing, canoeing, dissecting owl pellets, making your own jellyfish bait, cyanotype (sunlight exposure photography) and much more.
FAQs
Are there minimum age requirements to participate in the Camp?
The camp was created for youth ages 8-12 years old.
What time does camp start?
9 AM- 3:30 PM Monday- Thursday
Cost: $115
When can I drop off and pick up my child from camp?
Camp activities will start shortly after 9 AM each day. We ask that you drop your child off no earlier than 8:50 AM, to give our staff ample time to set up for the day’s activities. Please pick your child up promptly at 3:30 PM, as many of our staff and volunteers, have evening obligations. If you need to pick your child up early please provide advance notice so our staff is expecting you.
Who is putting on this Camp?
Clemson University Extension, The Tyger River Foundation, and SJWD Water District
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
There are approximately 50 parking spaces near Lake Lyman Lodge. When dropping off and picking up your child you must escort your child to the lodge to sign in/ out each day. If someone other than the child’s parent is dropping off or picking up please provide a signed note detailing the arrangement.
What should my child bring to camp?
Each child is encouraged to bring his/her own water bottle, sunscreen, weather appropriate clothing.
Participants are welcome to bring their own fishing poles and bait/tackle (however we will have 15 available for participants to use)
Is lunch provided?
Lunch will be provided each day and consist of sandwiches, chips, fruit and a beverage. You will be asked if your child has any dietary restrictions on your post-registration paperwork.
Can I bring my own lunch?
You are welcome to pack your child’s lunch, we just ask that you indicate that on the post-registration paperwork so we order the appropriate number of lunches each day.
Are there any Camp Scholarships?
Yes, we have a limited number of need-based scholarships available, please email [email protected] if you would like to apply for a partial or full camp scholarship.
How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
Call Carol Hamilton, 4-H Agent at 937-707-7826 or email [email protected] if you have any questions.
Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service offers its programs to people of all ages, regardless of race, color, gender, religion, national origin, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital or family status and is an equal opportunity employer.
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The Hub City Hog Fest is kicking off spring by hosting its 7th annual BBQ and Music Festival Friday and Saturday, April 5-6, in Daniel Morgan Square – the heart of Downtown Spartanburg!
The two-day festival boasts a stellar lineup of BBQ competitors, music performers and food vendors. The event also offers a free children’s entertainment area with carnival rides and bounce houses for all to enjoy.
Entry is free before 5 p.m. and $5 after 5 p.m. on Friday. On Saturday, entry is $5 all day. Children 10 and under are free all weekend. Hog Bucks tickets must be used to purchase food and beverages. Proceeds from the event will benefit Mobile Meals of Spartanburg.
The Hub City Hog Fest is sure to have culinary delights for everyone to enjoy. While supplies last, festival goers can sample competition teams’ chicken wings from 6-8 p.m. on Friday and BBQ from noon-2 p.m. on Saturday. The event also includes more than half a dozen regional food trucks who will be on site all weekend and Artisan’s Alley on Saturday – a new addition to the event that will feature different wares from local vendors.
The Hub City Hog Fest’s stacked two-day music lineup starting on Friday will be a worthy companion to the event’s tasty treats. Bands to perform will be announced soon!
While the festival revolves around two days of BBQ and music, the primary focus of the Hog Fest is to bring a fun, family-oriented event to the community, and to raise money for a worthy, local charity.
The BBQ competition is sanctioned by the South Carolina BBQ Association and is organized and judged in accordance with their rules and regulations. Competition categories include butts, brisket, and ribs on Saturday, with a wing competition on Friday night. Several roads will be blocked off to accommodate 45 competing teams from across the tri-state area. Teams will set up on Church Street between Main Street and St. John Street.
For more information, visit www.hubcityhogfest.com.
About Hub City Hog Fest
Since the Hub City Hog Fest’s founding in 2013, the event has seen great success, generating more than $315,000 for Mobile Meals of Spartanburg. Led by a small group of dedicated volunteers interested in downtown development and philanthropy, the Hub City Hog Fest Board is thrilled to once again bring this great event to Spartanburg, its wonderful community members, and the Upstate of South Carolina as a whole. The Hub City Hog Fest Board consists of, Patrick Anderson, Brad Blackwell, Matt Cash, Kristian Roof, Cal Wicker, Grey Wicker, and Shirley Wicker.
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During NC Beer Month, Foothills Brewing, OrthoCarolina and Junction 311 Endurance Sports have combined efforts to produce the regions BEST endurance event celebration — created for and with the running community and the Winston-Salem community at large.
Event distances include half marathon, 5k and kids dash (12 and under). There is a distance for anyone and everyone, and a true community and craft beer celebration for ALL!
Join us as we close down Fourth Street, the center of the city of Winston Salem, to run and enjoy great craft beer from Foothills and 13 other event partner NC craft breweries! We’ll also have live music, kids engagement and much more!
Registered runners receive a one of a kind race with great food and 2 craft brews (21+), custom event tee, custom event medal and tons of award opportunities in overall, age group and team categories.
YMCA of Northwest North Carolina sponsors a FREE youth engagement area that includes face painting, games, bounce house AND childcare for potty trained youth through 12 years of age while parents run!
This event has sold out EVERY year so be sure to register in advance to guarantee to be a part of the fun! 2019 race cap is 1,000 participants.
Registration is required to take part in the race. Volunteers are valued and receive all the perks the racers receive (shirt+food+beer+fun!).
Whether you’re running or rooting, our BLOCK PARTY will have plenty to keep you occupied! Open to the public (and furbuddies), you can cheer on the runners, kick off NC Beer Month with a cold one from Foothills Brewing and a variety of NC Craft Beer partners, grab some local swag from Camel City Goods Co., get the kids active in the YMCA of Northwest North Carolina Kids Zone, and much more! Food will also be available for purchase. Hope to see you there!
https://www.facebook.com/events/1948880171829548/
To participate in the 2019 Great Anderson County Cleanup (GACC), please call 864.260.1001 or email [email protected].
Cleanup supplies will be provided to all volunteers at the kick-off party.
GACC is Saturday, April 13th from 8 a.m. until noon. Meet at the Anderson County Solid Waste & Recycling Office, 731 Michelin Blvd, Anderson, SC 29626.
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On the heels of a highly successful 2018 Campaign, we’re happy to invite area businesses to once again participate in the 2019 Power in the Flower Campaign to Beautify the main commercial corridor through Lake Lure and Chimney Rock Village.
The Power in the Flower Campaign is an effective branding tool to visually connect our towns and create a sense of harmony, cohesion, and beauty. For this year’s project, we would love to see the participation grow even more!
Thanks to the ongoing commitment of a core group of volunteers from the Lake Lure Flowering Bridge, the Town of Lake Lure, and the Chimney Rock Village Community Development Association, the Chamber is able to sell the hanging flower baskets or pots at a minimal cost. Our volunteers will do all the legwork for you.
All you have to do is make your selections, and pay for your order. We’ll do the rest! To participate, you must order and pay by April 22nd.
All details here: https://chambermaster.blob.core.windows.net/userfiles/UserFiles/chambers/1811/CMS/Press_Releases_Infographics/Power-in-the-Flower-2019-PR.pdf
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The YWCA Racial Justice Workshop is open to our entire YWCA Asheville community – including our staff, volunteers, board, donors, program participants, Fitness Center and community members. This 90-minute workshop will take place on the second Tuesday of each month at 11:30 am and will be facilitated by Gerry Leonard, Racial Justice & Outreach Specialist and Lexus Walker, Tzedek Social Justice Fellow.
On the heels of a highly successful 2018 Campaign, we’re happy to invite area businesses to once again participate in the 2019 Power in the Flower Campaign to Beautify the main commercial corridor through Lake Lure and Chimney Rock Village.
The Power in the Flower Campaign is an effective branding tool to visually connect our towns and create a sense of harmony, cohesion, and beauty. For this year’s project, we would love to see the participation grow even more!
Thanks to the ongoing commitment of a core group of volunteers from the Lake Lure Flowering Bridge, the Town of Lake Lure, and the Chimney Rock Village Community Development Association, the Chamber is able to sell the hanging flower baskets or pots at a minimal cost. Our volunteers will do all the legwork for you.
All you have to do is make your selections, and pay for your order. We’ll do the rest! To participate, you must order and pay by April 22nd.
All details here: https://chambermaster.blob.core.windows.net/userfiles/UserFiles/chambers/1811/CMS/Press_Releases_Infographics/Power-in-the-Flower-2019-PR.pdf
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On the heels of a highly successful 2018 Campaign, we’re happy to invite area businesses to once again participate in the 2019 Power in the Flower Campaign to Beautify the main commercial corridor through Lake Lure and Chimney Rock Village.
The Power in the Flower Campaign is an effective branding tool to visually connect our towns and create a sense of harmony, cohesion, and beauty. For this year’s project, we would love to see the participation grow even more!
Thanks to the ongoing commitment of a core group of volunteers from the Lake Lure Flowering Bridge, the Town of Lake Lure, and the Chimney Rock Village Community Development Association, the Chamber is able to sell the hanging flower baskets or pots at a minimal cost. Our volunteers will do all the legwork for you.
All you have to do is make your selections, and pay for your order. We’ll do the rest! To participate, you must order and pay by April 22nd.
All details here: https://chambermaster.blob.core.windows.net/userfiles/UserFiles/chambers/1811/CMS/Press_Releases_Infographics/Power-in-the-Flower-2019-PR.pdf
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https://www.facebook.com/events/405846953566685/?event_time_id=405846966900017