~Thank you Bigun’s BBQ for a fun and fanstastic lunch break~
The food was great, I learned a lot about a local favorite and how it came about, met some new local business owners and even won a shirt in a trivia contest!
On Monday, October 1st, StoreRight Lecanto was a Silver Sponsor in the Annual Realtor’s Association of Citrus County Golf Tournament, at Sugarmill Woods/Southern Woods Golf & Country Club, in Homosassa, FL.
It was a great day! There was a slight rain delay in the middle of the afternoon, but overall nice weather. Over 100 golfers participated! The Realtors Assocation of Citrus County and their sponsors raised over ten thousand dollars for Habitat for Humanity!
StoreRight Lecanto was honored to be part of such a great event.
This Friday is the Royal Family Kids Camp / Business Breakfast Fundraiser. Please pray that all goes well and that we have a good start on the funds needed for 2013 camp. We are hoping to raise enough to start the mentoring program that will give each camper a year around mentor. For more information on RFKC go to: http://
We here at StoreRight love our community, but even more we love community events!
This one promises to be fun for the whole family!!
By Keeley
Posted in: Annual Events, Events and Holidays, Holidays, October 2012
The 22nd Annual Halloween Harvest Festival at the Hernando County Fairgrounds promises two weekends of family fun! The Festival will feature more than a dozen games, a haunted house, bounce house, hay rides, haunted house, face painting, fantastic food and contests. It will be held October 19th-20th and 26th-27th from 6:00 until 10:00 p.m.
•Haunted house $3 per person
•Hay Ride $2 per person
•Game Ticket $5 for 20 games
Schedule of Events:
•October 19th @ 7:00 p.m. – Pet Masquerade (registration at 6:30, $2 per entry)
•October 20th @ 7:00 p.m. – Costume Contest (registration at 6:30, $2 per entry) with prizes awarded for age groups 0-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-12, 13 & up
•October 26th @ 7:00 p.m. – Pumpkin Carving Awards (pumpkins will be judged the weekend prior by attendee vote)
•October 27th @ 9:00 p.m. – Masquerade Ball (21 & up)
Call Christie at 352.754.4031 for more information.
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StoreRight Brooksville suggests you check out this great activity for the Family!
The Fall Maze at Sweetfield’s will run every Saturday and Sunday in October from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. It’s is a life-sized living labyrinth with check points along your journey containing questions or clues that will point you in the right direction to assist in a successful completion. In addition to the maze you can enjoy a hay ride, play area, hay maze and spider web maze, picnic area, tree house, story teller, craft of the season, and a visit with the animals. Visit the pumpkin patch to pick out your perfect pumpkin and check out the contestants for the Fall Scarecrow Contest. Food and beverages are available for sale as well as u-pick produce…and don’t forget your camera because the Farm offers lots of great photo opportunities! The maze will be open for night-time fun on select dates (reservations required) too.
Sweetfied’s Farm is located at 17250 Benes Roush Road in Masaryktown. Hats and sunscreen are recommended and no sandals please. Admission is $8.50 for ages 12 and up, $4.50 for kids 3-11 years, and under age two are free. Please call (352) 279-0977 for more information
When I was a child and young adult, going to the movies was a treat that only occurred on occasion. They were always family oriented movies or westerns or horror movies. Because we knew it was only a movie and not really true, the horror ones were more to scare us a little so we could tease each other about being scared. It was fun, entertaining and a great activity. Now that I am grown and have children, grandchildren and great-granchildren, I still only go to the movies on occasion. Mostly because I’d rather spend the time enjoying them than sitting in a theatre. However, I have gone to a few, which I thought would be funny and interesting. I was amazed at how many of them had such vulgar language ( I guess the movie makers thought it made the movie funnier) throughout the entire movie. It was difficult for me to even laugh at something that would otherwise have been very funny to me. I know what you’re thinking– this is how the world is today grandma. Well, I beg to differ. A movie can be funny , exciting, interesting, even informative without all the sexual content, vulgar language and suggestive ideas that are influencing our children. I wish the movie industry would take the time to look around and really see how influencial they are on the world, especially the young and impressionable. Do they use this kind of content and language only because they think it sells? I am sure the movies are a big part of alot of peoples’ lives. They enjoy getting out and watching that big screen and getting blasted out of their seats with the sound. It’ might even be the most excitement some people have in their lives. I am not condemning going to the movies. I’m just saying it should be a pleasant and pleasurable experience that leaves a worthwhile thought or two in your mind and maybe make you more appreciative of who you are and how you live your life or to be able to laugh at yourself once in a while. The next time you go to the movies, pay attention to the language, the suggestive content ( even in some the kids movies) and be honest about it. ..If it truly was a good movie….wouldn’t it have been just as good without all the added imperfections the movie world insists upon being part of our lives if we “go to the movies”.
