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Welcome to Scotland County Parks and Recreation, Where the benefits are endless! |
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Parks and Recreation Baseball, Softball and Tee Ball |
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Parks and Recreation enjoyed a great baseball season. Check the Youth Sports page for 2009 Season Photos. |
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The Scotland County Senior Games wound up their 2009 competition. 87 local seniors participated in golf, shuffleboard, bocce, billiards, tennis, horseshoes, track events, cycling, football and softball throw, swimming, basketball shoot, spin casting, walking events and Silver Arts. Seniors placing 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the athletic events and 1st and 2nd place winners in the Silver Arts will prepare to compete at the State Level Sept. 21st through Sept.28th in Raleigh. |
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Youth Sports Registrations Football, Cheerleading and Soccer Registrations will be begin July 27 - August 7. New! Look for online registration in mid July. Registration fee is $12. Late registration, taken after August 7 will be $17. Late registers will be placed on a waiting list and if selected will be processed a higher fee of $20. For location , sites and times check the youth sports link. |
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July Senior Trip Thursday, July 23 at 9 a.m., the van will leave Scotland Place Senior Center for the trip to Cross Creek Mall in Fayetteville, N.C. The cost for the trip is $6.00 per person for transportation. Lunch is on your own at the Mall. Payment confirms your seat. Registration for the trip starts July 2, capacity is 26. Please call 277-2585 for more information. |
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Senior Exercise Classes Senior exercise classes are offered every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m., and 4 p.m., and are also offered Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9-9:45 a.m. Come sign up and get in shape today! |
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Scotland County Parks and Recreation 1210 Turnpike Road, Laurinburg, N.C. 28352 910-277-2585 scotlandparks@scotlandcounty.org www.scotlandcountyparksandrecreation.org |
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The Scotland County Recreation Foundation is starting a campaign to build a Children’s Plaza at the new James L. Morgan Recreation Complex and fund the continued expansion of the facilities. The campaign is called “A Walk in the Park”. Jim Morgan, Campaign Chairman, is proud that he and his family are involved in this project and invites the community to join in this campaign for the children of Scotland County. It’s not only a great way to help support the community, but a memorable way to honor a family or loved one. Scotland County is selling bricks ranging in price from $100 to $350. Each brick purchased will be used to build the Children’s Plaza and will proudly display text, names and even company logos, all dependent upon your level of donation. Those who purchase a brick in advance will be invited to participate in the first official “Laying of the Bricks” ceremony to be held on September 13, 2009. So don’t miss out on this wonderful opportunity to support your community as well as commemorate an important person in your life. You can order a brick at Scotland Place, 1210 Turnpike Road or on-line at www.bricksrus.com/order/walkinthepark. For more information see the Laying of the Bricks link. ? |