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Toombs County Boys & Girls Club to Host Annual Casino Night on August 31

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The Toombs County Boys & Girls Club will host its annual Casino Night fundraiser at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, August 31, at the Vidalia Community Center.

This event will feature food and fun, as each ticket includes dinner and fake money for attendees to use while playing the casino games. The games will be run by a professional entertainment group from Savannah. A DJ will entertain the audience with music, and a photo area will be available to capture images and commemorate the night. A cash bar will also be available.

Tickets are $50 each and can be purchased by visiting or calling the Toombs County Boys & Girls Club at (912) 5388899. Attendees are encouraged to “dress to impress” or to wear western and rodeo themed clothing.

The Club extends its gratitude to its sponsors: Dr. Michael Williams, Memorial Health Meadows Hospital, Dr. Joshua Pittman, Dr. Karen Mc-Coll, Alisha Moxley, Lynette Mobley, Latrice Hall, Georgia Tire Company, The Temples Company, Peppy’s, The PAL Theatre, Spa on First, Merle Norman, Peterson Dermatology, City Drugs, The Frame Gallery, Daisy’s Daughter, Chocolate City Hair Salon, Peoples Bank, Yancey Eye Center, Georgia First Bank, Can You Imagine Boutique, United Way, The Red Stag Tavern, Country Cottage, and Higgston Baptist Church.

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