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Black History Month celebrated with events for kids of all ages

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March 3, 2021
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Black History Month celebrated with events for kids of all ages

A free book and drink for children preschool to fifth grade are available to the first 100 at Sip & Spin in downtown Greenville. (Leader-News photo/Stacie Barton)

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The early childhood learning organization SOAR is teaming up with the local chapter of the NAACP to celebrate Black History Month with events and give-aways through the rest of February. Social distancing guidelines will be followed and masks worn at all events. Parents and children preschool through third grade are invited to Felix E. Martin…

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