GREEN COVE SPRINGS -- With 151 hungry players, guests and volunteers expecting to be fed, the Rotary Club of Green Cove Springs found itself in a quandary Saturday when one of its members was too ill …
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GREEN COVE SPRINGS -- With 151 hungry players, guests and volunteers expecting to be fed, the Rotary Club of Green Cove Springs found itself in a quandary Saturday when one of its members was too ill to deliver his grill to cook a case of hot dogs. After making several unsuccessful calls, former Challenge Enterprise CEO Nancy Keating called Hagan Ace Hardware Manager Joan Saunders for a suggestion. Saunders rescued the fundraiser that supported the organization's scholarship fund by sending a grill from the Green Cove Springs store.
