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Mark your calendar: Saturday, April 20th – 1st Annual Humanity Day at the Gazebo

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7 years ago

April 18, 2019

This Saturday, April 20th, will be the 1st Annual Humanity Day sponsored by SONA Bank and the Habitat for Humanity. The event will take place at the Gazebo on Main Street in Front Royal from 10am to 5pm.

Entertainment includes the Cazhmier Band and Matt Waller. There will be plenty of activities for the kids and family, including a rock climbing wall, bull ride, moon bounce and much more!

Monies raised will benefit the Warren County Habitat for Humanity 2019 Duplex build.

Stevie Hubbard, from Habitat for Humanity, and Tanya Rosenberry, from SONA Bank, stopped by Royal Examiner’s studio and spoke with our own Norma Jean Shaw.

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