The Westwood High School Actors theater will present "Little Shop of Horrors" March 17 & 18 at 7:00 pm. Tickets are $7 for adults, $5 for students age 8 to college, seniors citizens and the military and $3 for children 7 and under. Call 691-4049 Ext. 35703 for more information.
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This Weekend in Blythewood
March 17th, 18th &19th
Happy St.Patrick's Day
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Blythewood After 5
March 17th,
5:30 pm-7:00 pm
Our March, Blythewood After Five networking event is
also our Grand Re-Opening/Ribbon
Cutting ceremony at the new world headquarters of Pure Power
Technologies.
Don’t miss this opportunity to tour their
state-of-the-art facility and enjoy another wonderful business
networking event.
The community is invited
to the Grand Opening/Ribbon Cutting of Dr. Steven
Barnett's
Family Medicine Practice
on Blythewood Road
next to Food Lion
Thursday, March 24 at 8:30 am.
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Blythewood Library
Family
Storytime
Fridays,
March 18th
Share
stories and songs with great storytellers at the library.
Just
Ducky!
Wednesday
March 23
10:30
for ages 3-5.
We'll
read some ducky stories and make a craft that is sure to quack you
up!
The Richland County Vector Control Program
will soon begin spraying
for mosquitoes.
Residents are urged to do their part to keep the
flying, buzzing insects under control.
Truck spraying in our area will usually be conducted
between midnight and dawn. Beekeepers and people allergic to the
products resmethrin or permethrin are urged to notify Vector
Control by calling the County's Ombudsman Office at 803-929-6000.
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Blythewood School was constructed in 1920, and razed
in 1953. The school and gym are still being used
today. For more pictures go to historyofblythewood.com.
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F
Civitan
International celebrates 100 years in 2017.
Civitan is in 48 countries with thousands of local
clubs doing good things within communities… like Blythewood.
We will begin Organizational Meetings for a new
Blythewood Civitan Club on
Monday, March 21st
at 6:30 PM at
Fairfield Electric Coop Community Room. Food provided.
The emphasis of Civitan is People and Children with
Developmental Disabilities.
The Civitan International Research Center (CIRC),
University of Alabama, Birmingham (UAB) is devoted to developmental
causes and cures.
Civitan is more hands-on than many other civic organizations.
Community outreach
may be birthday cakes for disabled, a pizza party for
challenged young people or adults; participation with Special Olympics or Veterans…you can name many more.
Civitan promotes the dignity of human beings.
Motto: Builders of Good Citizenship.
We believe you will also find Civitan Worthy of Your
Time.
For more information:
803-622-2692
803-413-6812
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Town of Blythewood
Meetings
Board of Architectural Review
Monday, March 21
7:00 pm at Doko Manor
Town Council Meeting
Monday, March 28
7:00 pm at Doko Manor
The Blythewood Garden Club
and the Blythewood Historical Society
invite the community
Thursday, March 17,
to the South Carolina Native Plant Heritage Event
at 7:00 pm in the Blythewood High School Media
Center
Dr. John Nelson,
Curator of the A.C. Moore Herbarium, USC
will speak about S.C. native plants and Elizabeth
Sudduth,
Director Irving Department of Rare Books at USC will
talk about Mark Catesby's Art and Work, an 18th Century naturalist
and artist who studied and painted plants and animals of the
Carolinas a hundred years before Audubon.
Don't forget about
the Historical Society's
Membership Drive
going on right now. Membership forms are at the
Langford-Nord House
100 McNulty Stree or at Town Hall.
The Westwood High School
Actors theater
will present "Little Shop of Horrors"
March 17 & 18
at 7:00 pm.
Tickets are $7 for adults, $5 for students age 8 to
college, seniors citizens and the military and $3 for children 7
and under. Call 691-4049 Ext. 35703 for more information.
Saturday, March 26
10:00 to 12:30
The Community is invited to an Easter Egg Hunt
at Doko Meadows Park
hosted by Beulah and Oak Grove United Methodist
Churches in Blythewood.
More information coming...
Saturday, April 9
9:00 am
join the Community and Blythewood High School
for a Run/Walk 5K
to raise money for Pitt Hopkins Research Foundation in
honor of Jonathan Ackerman. More information coming...
If you are interested in volunteering your time and
skills with the traveling Wall That Heals, please call Hazel Kelly at Town Hall, 754-0501 or
email her at kellyh@townofblythewoodsc.gov
The Wall That Heals will be in Blythewood starting
May 26th.
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Remember
Doko Manor
as you plan your
next family reunion, special birthday party, business
meeting or wedding and reception.
Visit
for details and pricing or call Town Hall
at 754-0501.
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The First
Day of Spring
is this
Sunday. Enjoy these beautiful days!
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