Have you had too much Easter?
Well, are you sick of Easter yet? No, I did not say tired of it. I said sick and meant it.
New nails shop in Greenfield
There’s a new place to get polished in Greenfield and that new business was celebrated by the village.
‘Dementia Conversations’ start May 9
The Area Agency on Aging District 7 (AAA7), Holzer Health System Inpatient Psychiatric Unit, and the Alzheimer’s Association are joining together to offer the community a virtual way to learn more about dementia to provide support to family members who may be seeking to understand more about the condition and how best to help their loved one. “Dementia Conversations” will be held from 10-11 a.m. Tuesday, May 9.
Lynchburg Lions make library donations
The Lynchburg Lions Club has donated equipment to the Lynchburg Branch Library for patrons with vision problems. Thanks to the Lions, the library now has four large lighted magnifiers that can be used at a table, on your lap, or even worn around the neck. It also has four lighted magnifiers that are handheld and magnify a typical book page, and as a bonus the Lions donated some magnifying bookmarks and extra batteries. Pictured (l-r) are Jim Faust, library manager Elaine Williams, Bob Roth, Virginia Rhonemus and Chris Hamlin.
Design a deer-resistant garden
Deer are common visitors to landscapes even in urban and suburban areas. Fencing is the most effective way to protect your plants but is not always practical or desirable. Your community may have restrictions on fencing, your budget may not support this option, or you prefer not to hide your plantings behind a fence.
Crum visits New Vienna Lions
The New Vienna Lions Club’s April program was presented by Roni Crum (center), an instructor with the Southern State Community College Adult Opportunity Center. Also pictured are New Vienna Lions Club members Robert Mobley (left) and Dana Dunsieth.
NCB helps Highland County Special Olympics
NCB recently donated $2,500 to the Highland County Special Olympics.
Library hosting career spotlight series
With graduation dates on the horizon, the Hillsboro library is hoping to help patrons on their career journeys with a special program series.
If Jesus rose again, what would you do?
“Wylie cadoodles! Jesus is here, and let’s go see him,” shouts Meagan, 7. “He has risen from the dead. Invite him to your house and have supper with him. And let him come to your house and stay for the night.”
SSCC inducts new PTK members
The membership of one of higher education’s most recognized honor societies, Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), was enhanced by the induction of several new members at a March 30 ceremony held on Southern State Community College’s Central Campus.
