Healthy Strides activity program begins 26th year

By | Posted December 18th, 2021 |

Scenic Bluffs Community Health Centers’ Healthy Strides Community Activity Program (formerly known as the Scenic Bluffs’ Walking Program) has been a staple program in Cashton and surrounding communities for 26 years. 

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