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Carolina Foothills Eldercare serves hundreds in its first year

FOREST CITY — The Carolina Foothills Eldercare program was created in December 2022 by the Carolina Foothills Foundation to address unmet needs of those 65 and older in Rutherford and

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Dianne Weathers

On Monday, Nov. 27, 2023, Dianne Couch Weathers went home to meet her Savior at the age of 78. She was surrounded by her family at the time of her

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Prime of Life event returns in October

FOREST CITY — The 17th annual Prime of Life Senior Lifestyle & Wellness Event returns from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 5, 2023, to the Carolina Event &

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KidSenses receives grant from Carolina Foothills Foundation

RUTHERFORDTON — The Carolina Foothills Foundation has given a $29,500 grant to support KidSenses Children s Museum. Thanks to this grant, the museum is able to improve and expand its free

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PCFI receives media arts education grant

TRYON - The Polk County Film Initiative (PCFI) has received a one-year grant from the Carolina Foothills Foundation for $24,040 for general support and youth programming for its Media Arts

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