Ladies Wine Out at Weymouth is always a popular event! The May 1st happy hour is a evening of wine, excellent food, raffles and silent auction items geared toward women of all ages. With tickets priced at only $10 members and $20 nonmembers it as an affordable and fun evening out with the girls supporting a great institution.
The community is invited to attend a new monthly Caregiver Support Group sponsored by AOS Care Management and Fox Hollow Senior Living Community. Meetings are on the first Tuesday at 4 p.m. at 190 Fox Hollow Road, Pinehurst.
Ashley Heights Baptist Church BBQ Fundraiser April 26th from 11:00 am until 7:00 pm. The event is being held at the church located at 10351 Aberdeen Road (NC 211).
My Funny Valentine; even if Rodgers and Hart had only written this one song their legacy would have been cemented into the Great American Songbook. But these two young Jewish boys who met at Columbia went on to produce more than 500 songs, 28 stage musicals and 8 movies, writing songs that continue to be recorded and enjoyed today. If you’re a Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett fan, you probably heard or watched their remarkable recording of Lady Is a Tramp. Glee fans enjoyed a show-stopping rendition of the same song. Today, Michael Buble and Dianna Krall fans thrill to the same Rogers and Hart tunes that Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald popularized. On April 25th, the Great Room at Weymouth will swing with these melodies as John Hatcher and Friends present another concert in the Great American Songbook Series.
Pinehurst) - The Sandhills Woman’s Exchange will be hosting their public Annual Meeting at the Pine Crest Inn on Thursday, May 9th. Current members and the public are invited to attend the event which begins with registration at 10 a.m. The Annual Meeting will begin at 10:30 a.m. with recognition of volunteers, events and a recap of the year’s finances for the non-profit. Lunch will be served at 11:30 a.m.
The Pinebluff Lions Club will hold their Annual Spring Barbecue & Bake Sale on Friday, April 26th at the Lions Clubhouse.
After 3 deployments and 16 years of military service, Major Christian Blevins was diagnosed with Stage IV Metastatic Melanoma in his spine in August 0f 2018. He and his family have remained hopeful and faced the many challenges that come with cancer with high spirits and optimism. Since the initial diagnosed, the cancer has spread to his bones, liver, kidneys, lungs and brain and is no longer responding to chemo. As a result, Major Blevins has been transferred to hospice care and is currently spending each moment with his family.
