With a little help from Robins Federal Credit
Robins Federal Credit Union recently renewed its sponsorship of the annual Independence Day celebration in Warner Robins. Robins Federal Credit Union presented the Warner Robins Civitan Club with a sponsorship check for $10,000. This year’s celebration will take place at McConnell-Talbert Stadium on July 3 and will include performances by Bobbie Eakes and The Band of the Air Force Reserve, as well as, the southern rock band Stillwater. This will be the last performance for the Air Force Reserve Band. These performances will be followed by a fireworks show. Robins Federal Credit Union has sponsored the Independence Day event since 2002. Tammy Stewart, assistant vice president for Robins Federal Credit Union, presents a check to Mayor Chuck Shaheen and Allen Tatman, Project Chairman with Warner Robins Civitan.
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