Rutherford Weekly - Shelby NC
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Thursday, September 22-September 28, 2022 www.rutherfordweekly.com 828-248-1408 Rutherford Weekly - Page 13 Isothermal Community College again hosts IRS Tax Classes through their Continuing Education Department. Dan J Thomas, enrolled agent, said, "It's almost tax season and I am pleased to again join forces with ICC and their Continuing Education Department to bring this important education to those working in tax preparation. To register for the classes, call 828-395-1405. The schedule is as follows: Thursdays, October 20, October 27, and November 3 --OR-- Mondays November 7, November 14, and November 2. e hospice you choose makes a diff erence. Choose the one with • Local staff • Hospice and palliative care trained staff • Admissions 24 hours a day every day • Same-day admissions • Hospice inpatient unit • Palliative care in all settings • Grief counseling provided through Blue Ridge Hope • Kids Path™ GIVE US A CALL TODAY! YOU WILL BE GLAD YOU DID! 8282450095 NC 800218CARE 2273 The DiverseCity day at POPS in Forest City highlighted diversity through song, dance, food and art. There were various vendors and information booths awaiting those attending the event. The Town of Forest City and some of the vendors had gifts for those visiting the festival. There were several games and activities to offer fun and educational experiences throughout the park. A variety of song and dance was provided on the Burnt Chimney Amphitheater stage at POPS during Saturday's DiverseCity event in Forest City. Performers were the Peruvian dance team Baila Peru, the Hispanic duo of Pico and Val, The Ol' 74 Jazz Band and the Ace Party Band. DiverseCity Event Held Article Provided By: Pat Nanney Rutherford Weekly Sudoku Rutherford Weekly Sudoku Answers The "Grits for a Cause" drawing to benefi t the Rutherford County Schools (RCS) Backpack program was held and the winners have been announced. Rob Turner, David Best, Janet Rollings, Marc Stowe, and Stephen Lloyd were winners and each received a canister of Lakeside Mills grits, signed by one of the performers at the Earl Scruggs Festival held recently at the Tryon International Equestrian Center. Due to the generosity of Lakeside Mills in Spindale, the RCS Backpack received over $500 in donations to the program through the drawing and sale of grits, which were donated by the King family. "We are incredibly thankful for the heart this family has for our food- insecure children and their commitment to making a difference," said a Backpack Program spokesperson. Grits drawing raises $500 for Rutherford County Schools backpack program Article Provided By: Jean Gordon IRS Tax Classes for 2022 Begin Soon Article Provided By: Jean Gordon