April 22, 2018
Washington County Hospital (WCH) and Washington County Health Department (WCHD) are excited to announce the upcoming Annual Ladies Night Out, “Ladies Be Well”. This event is scheduled for Monday, January 16 at the Original Springs Hotel in Okawville. The cost to attend this event is $16 and you are encouraged to reserve your seat with
Washington County Senior Services, Inc. Senior Citizens Menus Make your reservation and enjoy a meal with friends at any of the sites. Besides offering a hot nutritious meal, we also offer a wide range of information and assistance. If you know anyone who would benefit from home delivered meals or any other services, please call
Hoyleton Patricia Rensing rensing1@hotmail.com Zion UCC will celebrate Christmas Eve with a service of Carols, Candles and Communion at 6:00 pm Saturday night. AnnaMarie Beckmeyer will be the musician and Mark Beckmeyer the soloist. Pastor Bill’s sermon is titled “New Life in the Light” and Scripture reading is Isaiah 52:7-10 and John 1:1-14. Christmas Eve
Richview Melody Turner 314-0684 Richview Methodist Church women’s prayer and share is every Tuesday at 1:30 pm. Bible Study is every Wednesday at 6pm. Sunday morning services at 10 am with Pastor Dennis Gambill. If you need assistance from the food pantry please contact Pastor Dennis Gambill at 249-6014. The Lantern Pub specials Every Tuesday
FRONT ROW, Logan Thoms, Tyler Traub, Jordan Oakley. BACK ROW, Nicole Meyer, Stephanie Friederich, Meg Schnoeker, Aly Florek, Fiona Winkel.
Gale Koelling, Mike Chwasczinski, Wayne Lintker, and Roger Greten were the Washington County Farm Bureau Delegates participating in the policy debate process during the resolutions process of the Illinois Farm Bureau Annual Meeting in Chicago. The Washington County Farm Bureau (CFB) was one of only five county Farm Bureaus to receive the Illinois Farm Bureau’s
Ashley Melody Turner 314-0684 Ashley United Methodist Church welcomes everyone to Sunday morning services at 8:30 am with Pastor Dennis Gambill. The first Thursday of every month is the Senior Potluck Dinner at the church. Lantern Pub specials Tuesday night is age 60 plus dine in only and receive 10 percent off. Wednesday and Sunday
Oakdale Winners of the annual Oakdale Christmas Lighting contest are as follows: First place ($100) Jeff and Wendy Bergmann; Second place ($75) is the Scotty Fuqua Family; Third place ($50) Allen and Sandy Taft; Fourth place ($35) Jerome and Judy Buss; Fifth place ($25) Butch Paszkiewicz and Samantha Harre. Judges were Judy Needham, Carol Vorhees,
Washington County Hospital (WCH) and Washington County Health Department (WCHD) are excited to announce the upcoming Annual Ladies Night Out, “Ladies Be Well”. This event is scheduled for Monday, January 16 at the Original Springs Hotel in Okawville. The cost to attend this event is $16 and you are encouraged to reserve your seat with
The Nashville Knight Of Columbus’ annual candy drive (Tootsie Roll Campaign)collected more than $2,000, which was donated to Nashville High School and Nashville Grade School, in the amount of $1,082.97, accepted by Carol Haley and Jennifer Maschhoff, to help God’s special children.
