The “Twister Challenge” netted about $24,000 July...
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The “Twister Challenge” netted about $24,000 July 10 for the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation. Chris Theisen was chairman.
A golf tournament netted about $12,000 July 11 for the Food Distribution Center of Orange County. Dan Rogers was chairman.
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