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The Steppin Pards square dancing group performs an exhibition at the Turlock Certified Farmers Market Friday night. - photo by ANDREA GOODWIN / The Journal

The Steppin’ Pards square dancing group performed an exhibition at the Turlock Certified Farmers Market Friday night. The Steppin’ Pards meet every Wednesday at 7 p.m. for workshops at the American Legion Hall, located at 75 Bothun Rd. (off of East Avenue) in Turlock. During the month of September the club offers square dance lessons free for new dancers.

Club members include adults, both single and married couples of all backgrounds and ages who come together to share a common interest. The youngest dancers are teenagers and the oldest club dancers are in their 90s. The Turlock Steppin’ Pards have been going strong for the last 58 years.

For more information contact Keith and Kris Gresham at 667-7292 or visit the Turlock Steppin’ Pards at www.steppinpards.ccsda.org.

Turlock-based life coach to release first book
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Darla Nelson of Turlock poses with one of the first physical copies of her upcoming book, “I’m Fine, Really?” which comes out nationwide on Aug. 5 (Photo contributed).
When the Covid-19 pandemic shook up the world in 2020, people managed the situation in different ways. At that point, Darla Nelson of Turlock had been a certified life coach for about three years, and while she had offered advice to a wide variety of clients, she did something new – she began writing down her thoughts on a Google Document.
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