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There will be a blood drive Jan. 22, 2021 from noon until 6 p.m. at First United Methodist Family Life Center, 419 Washington (one block south of the courthouse square).
Read moreNesbitt Memorial Library is encouraging everyone to utilize their community resources locally. It has been difficult through the past year for individuals to be out in the community, and the library has recently had to temporarily close due to health and safety concerns. However, library hours beginning on Tuesday, Jan. 19 will be Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Tuesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Read moreThe VFW Auxiliary Post 5875 met for its regular meeting Jan. 12, 2021 with nine members present. President Charlene Muras opened the meeting according to the Ritual. Bettie Adams was initiated in a ceremony conducted by Charlene Muras. Bettie is the wife of VFW member Ray Adams and will be an asset to the organization.
Read moreEagle Lake Food Pantry dates of operation for January and February are as follows:
Read moreCrime Stoppers met for the first meeting of the new year Jan. 13 at Schobels Restaurant in Columbus, and agreed to pay out a reward for the arrest of a felon who was wanted by local law enforcement. Crime Stoppers Coordinator Holly Smith, who acts as a liaison with the Crime Stoppers Board, brought the item before the board. In other action, the board agreed to place more signs throughout the county in an effort to help law en forcement solve crimes against residents and businesses.
Read moreRoberto Moreida, 69, of Eagle Lake passed away on January 15, 2021.
Read moreCongratulations to these Sheridan Elementary School students from kindergarten – fifth grade who exhibited exemplary behavior and academics for the month of December. From left, back row: Eric Kalisek (fifth), Alina Hernandez (fourth), Bentley Alvarez (first), Rhiott Tate(third), Julian Kalisek (fourth), Keyston Crayton (K). Front row: Angel Miranda (third).
Read moreBoys & Girls Club of Champion Valley members enjoyed playing Frisbee Tic-Tac-Toe in theTriple Play program. The purpose of this activity is to practice forehand and backhand Frisbee skills. Pictured from left: Club members Evan Stein, Carter Stein and Emanuel Rosales. At right is staff member Madysen Anderson.
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