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Now you Know...The
answer to last week's question: Claude Bundrick was the lovable
character who drove his tractor to town each day and has a road
named after him! I heard from the grand prize winner, Harold
B., that he disassembled the old stage wait station back in 1987!
I love hearing these stories! I'd love to hear about
Mr. Bundrick's words of wisdom!
Did you Know...In 1976, a wonderful couple in Blythewood
graduated from Hanberry High School at the ages of 73 and 66, after
putting their 8 children through college. The family later
established an educational scholarship for disadvantaged
students in honor of their parents who valued education and were
pillars of the community and their church! Who were these
wonderful members of our community?
Congratulations
to our National History Bee participant, RSD2 Retirees,
Microsoft Certification and Art Award winners! Many
Blythewood students finished from numerous colleges or were on the
Dean's list! And a big salute to the many cadets who
participated in the JROTC Cadet Leadership challenge! Blythewood
has it all!
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Mark
Your Calendar
FARMERS MARKET RETURNS JUNE 18 -The Blythewood Farmers Market is back! This weekly family-friendly event kicks off
on Wednesday, June 18 at Doko Meadows and runs for just six weeks. Come support our
local vendors from 4 to 7 PM while enjoying
fun children’s activities and live music. Items for sale will
include fresh-picked produce, grass-fed beef, and artisan crafts.
Your purchases will directly impact local businesses and
farms. Need more information, have questions or want to
participate? Please visit our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/BlythewoodFarmersMarket.
We hope you will come make a difference in the Town of Blythewood,
pick up some healthy items for your home, and enjoy some summer
fun. See you at the Market!
Blythewood Arts Center June 30-July 3, Two camps
are being held. One for high school students 9th-12th grade,
and one for ages 7-11 from 12:30 to 3:30. The cost of each
camp is $150 and will be taught by Lake Carolina Art Teachers.
For more information call the Arts Center at 550-9323.
The Town of Blythewood will host "A
Rockin' Red, White & Blue Celebration Saturday, July 5th at Doko Meadows, 171 Langford
Rd. Music from the
D.B.Bryant Band will start at 6 pm, with food vendors and the Blythewood Arts Center's display of art work and face painting. Fireworks will start at
9 pm! Bring your lawn chairs (no coolers please) and your
family for a fun filled night! Admission is free!
Blythewood High School Soccer Camp Coach Peter Wittig and his
coaches will host a camp for beginning to advanced boys and girls,
ages 6 to 14, July 14-17, 5:30 to 8:00. The campers will be grouped by age and/or ability
levels as they improve their skills through drills, games,
competitions and small-sided games. The cost is $65. To
register or for information email pwittig@richland2.org.
A Soccer Camp for boys and
girls, ages 5-14 will be held at Blythewood High School soccer field , July 14-17, 9
to 12. Cost of the camp is $60 which includes a T-shirt and
snack each day. Players of all levels will work on technical
skills, play small-sided games and have fun. Contact Coach
Kathy Knight at lily.knight121@gmail.com.
A Baseball Camp on "Fundamentals and
Sportsmanship" will be held
at Westwood High School, July 14-16, 8:30-12. Contact Coach Jonathan Burroughs at 803-727-6894 or
email jburroughs@richland2.org
for more information.
Westwood High School Basketball Camp, July 21-24, for rising
1st through 12th graders, 9:00 a.m.-5 p.m. each day. Girls and boys will learn basketball
skills, participate in contests, games, awards
and will receive a T-shirt. The cost is $75. For more information
contact Coach Terry Dozier at 803-361-7743 or email tdozier@richland2.org
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Don't forget our beautiful Doko Manor
to book your family reunions, weddings, birthday and graduation
parties, baby showers and business meetings! Give us a call
at 754-0501
for information or look on-line at the Town of Blythewood website
under Doko Manor.
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Also...Think about honoring a special person in your family
by adopting a tree to be put in Doko Meadows. A beautiful memorial
plaque would be placed on the tree. Email Kristi Coggins at kcog@sawgrassbuilders.com
for more information.
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