The Hill Country Wood Turners will hold their next meeting on Thursday, Oct. 9, at 6:30 p.m. at the Kerr Arts and Cultural Center in downtown Kerrville. Whether you’re an experienced woodworker or just curious about the art of turning wood, this group encourages all to attend.
Kenton County’s Latonia Branch Library is gearing up for a weekend of bargains and pop-culture fun. From a community yard-sale swap to a Taylor Swift-inspired engagement party, visitors can trade their favorite belongings and enjoy a memorable celebration in one place.
Chittlehampton Village Hall will celebrate its completed refurbishment with a high-energy Multi-Gig Show on Saturday, September 27. Six different acts, spanning multiple genres, will grace the stage in a lively event that marks the hall’s new lease on life.
West Union is gearing up for the official grand opening of the Gateway to Recreation Trail on Thursday, Sept. 25. A ribbon cutting at the Environmental Artscaping Pavilion will usher in a new era for outdoor enthusiasts, complete with guest speakers and community celebration.
Hundreds of aviation enthusiasts and community members flocked to the annual Flight Breakfast at Arthur N. Neu Airport. Organized by Signet Masonic Lodge 264 and Carroll Aviation, the event drew nearly 25 aircraft and enabled 65 visitors to enjoy sky-high views of the city.
A formal flag retirement ceremony will be held at the Rice Lake Elks Lodge on Sunday, Sept. 21, at 2 p.m. Local Boy Scout Troop 28 will assist, ensuring each flag is respectfully retired. This gathering invites the community to witness a time-honored tradition that honors our national symbol.
Constableville’s annual Flywheels and Pulleys event marked its 50th anniversary, drawing families and enthusiasts from near and far. Over the weekend, a series of live demonstrations and working displays of antique equipment showcased the region’s dedication to preserving its mechanical heritage.
On a bright Saturday, the village of Caythorpe gathered to celebrate its historical military links. Residents honored their local heritage under clear skies, making this weekend’s event a standout success.
A bright spot on the calendar this September is the “Good for the Soul” comedy fundraiser, set for the 20th. First announced by Olean Times Herald, the event promises a lighthearted approach to charitable giving.
Wesley Chapel South will hold its Family Fun Day on September 13, from 4 to 7 p.m. The festivities include food, a water slide, and plenty of activities, with the youngest church members extending a warm invitation to all.
