The Gregg County Master Gardeners, Learn at Lunch program, will be Wednesday, June 13. Anne Brown, Smith County Master Gardener, will present a program on “Growing and Caring for Roses”. The program will be held at the Gregg County Extension Auditorium, 405 E. Marshall in Longview, noon to 1:00 pm. Ms. Brown is the Coordinator …
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Unity Honors Luncheon to be held Thursday
The Unity Honors Luncheon, hosted by the Race Relations Committee, will be held on Thursday, Feb. 2 starting at 12:00pm at the Maude Cobb Activity Center. Tickets are $10 each and are being sold at the following locations: Partners In Prevention Office 140 E. Tyler St. #400 Broughton Recreation Center 801 MLK Blvd Barron’s 405 …
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