Vickie Hyde, right, of First Coast Shag Club in Jacksonville, Fla., puts some Junior Shaggers through their paces as they teach a new line dance to members of the LowCountry Shaggers on Feb. 4 at The Shed in Port Royal. The dance was part of local fundraising efforts for the Junior Shaggers and their programs. “Last year we collected $6,700 for the juniors,” said Sheri O’Brien, president of the Low Country Shaggers. “This year we raised $8,700 for the Junior Shaggers programs.” Photo by Bob Sofaly.
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