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Cancer survivors share stories of hope at Forrest Health’s ‘Cancer Survivors Picnic’
SUMMARY: Forest Health held its annual cancer survivor picnic, where survivors and those still battling cancer came together to support each other. Dozens of survivors enjoyed food, music, and art while sharing stories of perseverance. The event emphasized the importance of community and support in the journey of fighting cancer. The picnic coincided with the 25th anniversary of Forest General’s Cancer Center, where survivors like Dorothy Williams and Leandra Hudson received treatment and support. The Cancer Center is now working on clinical trials to provide hope for patients. The event also included an art contest honoring cancer patients and survivors.
Dozens of survivors enjoyed food, music and art as they shared stories of perseverance and uplifted current patients and those who have lost loved ones.
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SUMMARY: The Belhaven Bright Lights Festival brought together girls, their families, and community members to connect and inquire about local leadership. The festival, held at Urban Foxes, showcased local talent with performances by musicians such as ‘The Spirituals,’ ‘Sad Bath,’ and ‘The Smokies.’ Organizers aimed to highlight small venues, restaurants, and coffee shops in the area. They emphasized the event‘s goal of celebrating the vibrant Belhaven community, encouraging both residents and visitors to explore and appreciate the unique offerings of the neighborhood. The festival served as a platform for community engagement and showcasing local artists and businesses.
Belhaven celebrates local artists with bright lights festival
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SUMMARY: The Greater B Haven Foundation hosted its 18th Annual Bright Lights Neighborhood Arts and Music Festival, highlighting the vibrant culture of the Bale Haven community. Organizers emphasized the importance of celebrating local art, live music, delicious food, and small businesses while promoting Bale Haven to a wider audience. The festival included performances at various venues and showcased new businesses in the area. Attendees are encouraged to explore the community, visit murals, and enjoy parks and local establishments. Plans for next year’s event aim to be even bigger and better, encouraging greater community engagement and exploration.
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