TIFTON — Approximately 1,000 women attended the 12th annual Tift Regional Medical Center Women's Event on Aug. 28. They enjoyed free health screenings, brunch and giveaways. More than 50 vendors were also on hand providing information ranging from beauty tips to healthy living. Author Frances Mayes was the keynote speaker for this annual event.
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Approximately 1,000 women attended the 12th annual Tift Regional Medical Center Women's Event on Aug. 28. They enjoyed free health screenings, brunch and giveaways. More than 50 vendors were also on hand providing information ranging from beauty tips to healthy living. Author Frances Mayes was the keynote speaker for this annual event. Tift Regional Medical Center
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