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News Release: 6/20/2025
Libraries for Kids Int'l has been chosen as the charity partner for an exciting event happening during the upcoming Bluffton May River Shrimp Festival. The event will take place on Thursday, July 24, and Libraries for Kids, Int'l is seeking 25 volunteers to help make the evening a success. The Bluffton May River Shrimp Festival is a fun two-day celebration honoring Bluffton's fishing history. It features good food, live music, and activities for families. The festival kicks off with a special event
RLB Distillery takes home prestigious award
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Rotten Little Bastard Distillery (RLB Distillery) Takes Home Prestigious Gold Award at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition. Beaufort, SC – 8 May 2025 – Rotten Little Bastard (RLB) Distillery, a local producer of South Carolina certified Award-Winning spirits, is thrilled to announce that its Spanish Moss Gin has been awarded a Gold Medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition, often referred to as the Oscars of the spirit industry. The award recognizes Spanish Moss
News Release: 6/9/2025
The Parris Island Heritage Foundation's Living History Detachment was in Reading, PA for an amazing event. Check out the video! https://youtu.be/pQaJvLFpjyw?si=UPiA4VrrskFyH6Ly
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