Harrison Branch Library UMC Food Ministries The Harrison Branch is partnering with UMC Food Ministries this summer to distribute UMC Meal Boxes for Youth (18 years of age and younger unless on an IEP). Shelf-stable and ready to eat meal boxes contain seven dinners and seven snacks.
The Harrison Tree Board met Tuesday evening, April 27, at the Harrison Community Center Recreation Room for its annual Arbor Day program. Chairman Gail Chuck introduced the other board members: Debby Mossburger, Debbie McCane, Doug Lohman, Mike Mains (Council representative) and Mayor Bill Neyer.
The new location of Big Lots will officially open at a ribbon cutting ceremony at 8:45 a.m. Saturday, June 19.
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If you have info for this calendar, or anything you think we should know, send it in an email to newsroom@registerpublications.com. Saturday, June 5 Farmers Market Lawrenceburg Opening day for the Lawrenceburg Farmers Market at a new location – Civic Park in downtown.
4-H members and families brought market goats, sheep, and swine to the Ohio County Fairgrounds on May 1 for tagging for the upcoming fair. Things definitely looked a little different as biosecurity and safety plans were followed to keep livestock and participants safe.
Spring has definitely now sprung, and the Dearborn Highlands Arts Council introduces the group’s Spring Into Art exhibition to celebrate. The annual spring exhibition features paintings, photography and sculptures.
Saturday May 1st was celebration for three businesses and a ribbon cutting in downtown Aurora. The ribbon cutting sponsored by Main Street Aurora welcomed Uncle Steel’s Brews, 315 Second St.