Around the Town
Good Day
and Happy Birthday to Gary Geyer, of Beech Creek, on Saturday!
Word of the Day
Dulcinea — noun — sweetheart; lady-love.
Quote of the Day
“I wish I could play Little League now. I’d be way better than before.”
— Mitch Hedberg, Stand-up comedian
Food
Distribution Change
Howard Area Lions are parking cars all week at the Grange Fair, so their food distribution will NOT be held on Aug. 18, but instead will be held on Monday, Aug. 25, from noon to 3 p.m., at the former Beech Creek Elementary. Bring a sturdy box with you to food distributions.
Sunday
Concerts
Lamar Lighthouse Camp will continue their summer concerts each Sunday evening through the end of September. Each concert will begin at 6 p.m. and the public is invited. The concerts are free, but a love offering is taken each week. Redeemed will be in concert on Aug. 17. New Journey will be coming to Lamar for a concert on Aug. 24 and The Silers will be performing on Aug. 31. For more info. Call 570-337-0203 or visit www.lamarlighthousecamp.org
KCSD Rally
Keystone Central is inviting all students who live in the district’s area to join them in kicking off the 2025 school season! On Sunday, Aug. 24, students, staffulty, families and the community will meet at Don Malinak Stadium to celebrate the amazing work that students do each and every day in the classroom. They will celebrate pep rally-style with shout-outs, performances, entertaining games and so much more! There will be a lot of surprises during the event which will run from 6-7:30 p.m.
KBR Bingo Benefits others
KBR Bingo will be hosting benefit Bingos to help others. Please come and show your support!
Bingos are held at the Piper Museum building, third floor Bingo hall. Elevator service is available. In addition to the Bingo there are also Chinese auctions, 50/50 drawings and good food available from the kitchen. Doors open at 11 a.m. and Bingo starts at 1 p.m.
On Aug. 23 there will be a Cash Bash Bingo at the KBR Bingo hall to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association. The Bingo is sponsored by both Lock Haven Rehabilitation and Senior Living and Haven Place. Tickets are $25. Note that doors open at 3 p.m. and games start at 5 p.m. for this benefit. Call Brenda at 570-367-3767 for tickets or info on the Alzheimer’s Benefit Bingo.
Steel Horses for Real Horses
The Jersey Shore American Legion Riders Post 36 will host the Steel Horses for Real Horses Benefit Run on Sunday, Aug. 24, at the Jersey Shore American Legion, 320 Seminary St., Jersey Shore. Registration runs from 9:30-11:30 a.m. and is $15 per bike and $10 per passenger. The event is open to all vehicles. This will be a non-structured ride, followed by a hearty meal, a 50/50 drawing and an “Ole American Auction.” Breakfast sandwiches will be available for purchase for $5. All proceeds benefit Heroes and Horses, a program supporting veterans through backcountry experiences. For more info, send an email to americanlegionriders36@gmail.com
Wayne Township History for sale
The Wayne Township Recreational Committee is offering their book, “A Township Called Wayne,” for a price of $10. This book will make a nice gift for family and friends, especially historians and those with ties to the Wayne Township community. Visit the Wayne Township Facebook page for more info or call Mona at 570-660-4809 for purchasing arrangements or Linda at 570-660-4466.
A Simple Request
Dogwood Circle Garden Club requests that those smokers who walk through the garden at the triangle and enjoy the flowers please take your cigarette butts with you instead of dropping them on the sidewalk or flicking them into the plantings. We have enough to do in maintaining the gardens and don’t need to pick up after you, too. Nothing is ever “thrown away,” just put somewhere else for others to deal with.