LOCK HAVEN — Warm weather and sunny skies offered the perfect back drop for the Fifth Annual Clinton County Night out this weekend at the Clinton County Government Piper Complex. Held on Saturday, the event offered families and other members of the community the chance to learn about ...
FLEMINGTON — Goodwill Hose Co. Station 7 will host “Under the Helmet,” a community conversation focused on mental health and suicide prevention among firefighters, first responders, their families and the community. The event will feature Scott Willits as the guest speaker. Willits ...
Good Day to Dwight Kline, of Julian! Quote of the Day “Opportunities don’t happen. You create them.” — Chris Grosser Word of the Day Dissolute — adj. — lacking restraint. Volunteers Needed Volunteers are needed during Grange Fair week to help in the Centre Home Care Blood Pressure Screening booth. Volunteers are needed for two hour shifts running from noon to 2 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Volunteers are needed each day Aug. 21-Aug. 29, (but not on Sunday, Aug. 23.) Volunteers can sign up for a shift by calling Brenda at 814-810-0088. LHHS and ICHS 1955 LHHS ...
Monday, Aug. 17 — Howard Area Lions Food Bank distribution, 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the former Beech Creek Elementary School. Bring a sturdy box along and any empty egg cartons you have. Volunteers are needed to help at the food bank since many Lions are parking cars at Grange Fair this week. You don’t have to be a Lion to volunteer! — Drawing class at Friendship Community Center in Beech Creek. Class is free for those age 12 and older and runs from 4:30-6 p.m. Those who want to learn to draw are invited, as well as those with more experience who would like to learn to ...
CASTANEA — For the love of dogs, runners and their four-legged companions gathered at the Castanea Fire Company Picnic Grounds on Aug. 1 for the Clinton County SPCA’s annual Furry 5K and 1-Mile Dog Jog. The event brought together community members and their canine friends for a ...
EXPRESS FILE PHOTO About the turn of the century, much intercity travel was by train. When “drummers,” travel salesmen and others, hit the town, they hired a rig — horse and buggy — from the local livery stable. The Paul Ely livery, dray and exchange stable, pictured here on an ...
