Thirty-one members of Zeta Chapter of Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority, Inc. met May 17, 2021 at Grand Avenue Methodist Church and enjoyed an evening together having their annual Anniversary Party with the theme being quilts. Several sisters bought their quilts and shared their memories. The Zeta …
Fayette County Cancer Society
First and foremost, I would like to introduce myself. My name is Betsy Slavens and I am the director at the Fayette County Public Library.
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority Inc-Zeta Chapter
First and foremost, I would like to introduce myself. My name is Betsy Slavens and I am the director at the Fayette County Public Library.
FCSC meetings scheduled
Kappa Kappa Sigma
Zeta Chapter of Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority, Inc. had a Zoom Meeting on February 15, 2021. 17 members sang the Loyalty song to open the meeting. Tina O’Neal, President and Officers led the opening ceremony.
Fayette County Cancer Society
A local church is celebrating its past as it looks ahead to fulfilling its mission of being “the church that will love people back to life.”
Fayette Garden Club
The Hoosier Blue and Gray Civil War Round Table will begin its 2020-21 Campaign of meetings this Thursday evening. Beginning at 7 p.m., the meeting will be held in its new home, Lumpy’s Café at 20 N. Foote St., Cambridge City.
Kappa Kappa Sigma
Kappa Kappa Sigma
With a new board set up, Fayette County Community Voices hopes to bring new and fresh ideas to help the community.
Fayette Garden Club
Generous in love — God, give grace!
Long-time fairgoers and those who stayed away this year because of the coronavirus will have a chance to eat the fried chicken dinner usually prepared by St. Gabriel parish.
Discover Connersville typically has a large fundraiser in May and other small ones. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed that. In order to raise funds for downtown renovations and beautification, it is having a raffle, “Wine, Dine & Good Time.”
Kiwanis
In a normal year, small crepe paper flowers raise enough money to help local veterans live more comfortably.
Kappa Kappa Sigma
Lions Club presents scholarships
Members and guests of Altrusa International of Connersville, Indiana, Inc. met for the final time on June 15 at the Ole Rooste restaurant.
Atlee Kidd scrapes paint chips off of a fire hydrant near Frazee Elementary School on West 3rd Street Thursday morning before repainting it. Kidd is working for the city of Connersville this summer.
Thirty-five teams are participating in the Wednesday Night Men’s League at Willowbrook Country Club.
Conner Quilters awarded their annual scholarship to Reagan Patton, daughter of Jason Patton and Hollie Benton. She plans on attending Ball State University in the fall to study pediatric oncology. Pictured are, from left, from Lori Dickerson, Reagan Patton, Judy Bryson; and in back, Lillian …
Members of the Fayette Garden Club and friends recently planted 17 downtown planters and the circle at the Clio Fountain at Central and Virginia avenues. Pictured at the fountain are, from left, Linda Mason, Kathy Rhodes, Barbara Hickman, Becky Kalkhoff, Donna Scott, Carol Miller, Connie Rob…
The Hoosier Blue and Gray Civil War Round Table’s annual June Dinner-Meeting will begin at 6 p.m. Thursday, June 4, in Lumpy’s Café, 20 N. Foote St., Cambridge City.
With most public places closed, the Whitewater Valley Arts Association is having its first Members’ Virtual Exhibition.
Connersville Lions Club donated $1,200 to Crosspointe Biker Church to help feed people in the community. Pictured are Pastor Chris Lovett, left, receiving the check from Lions Club President Bob Powell. They practiced safe distancing by using tongs to transfer the check.
Many organizations are cancelling functions because of the COVID-19 outbreak. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued guidance recommending that meetings should be limited to 10 or fewer people.
Many organizations are cancelling functions because of the COVID-19 outbreak. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued guidance recommending that meetings should be limited to 10 or fewer people.
Many organizations are cancelling functions because of the COVID-19 outbreak. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued guidance recommending that meetings should be limited to 10 or fewer people.
Many organizations are cancelling functions because of the COVID-19 outbreak. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued guidance recommending that meetings should be limited to 10 or fewer people.
Questers
Medical
The Hoosier Blue and Gray Civil War Round Table has canceled its April 2 and May 7 meetings.
News-Examiner: The Connersville News-Examiner office, 406 Central Ave., is closed. Staff is working from home. Please call the local number, 765-825-0582 ext. 247, and leave a message. For advertising concerns, send email to classifieds@news examiner.com; for news, obituaries and letters, se…
News-Examiner: The Connersville News-Examiner office, 406 Central Ave., is closed. Staff is working from home. Please call the local number, 765-825-0582 ext. 247, and leave a message. For advertising concerns, send email to classifieds@news examiner.com; for news, obituaries and letters, se…
News-Examiner: The Connersville News-Examiner office, 406 Central Ave., is closed. Staff is working from home. Please call the local number, 765-825-0582 ext. 247, and leave a message. For advertising concerns, send email to classifieds@news examiner.com; for news, obituaries and letters, to…
News-Examiner: The Connersville News-Examiner office, 406 Central Ave., is closed to the public. The newspaper staff will be available by telephone and email. Please call the local number, 765-825-0582 ext. 247, and leave a message.
News-Examiner: The Connersville News-Examiner office, 406 Central Ave., is closed to the public. The paper will be fewer pages during the COVID-19 outbreak. The newspaper staff will be available by telephone and email. Please call the local number, 765-825-0582 ext. 247, and ask for the staf…
Vanguards 4-H
News-Examiner: The Connersville News-Examiner office, 406 Central Ave., is closed to the public. The paper will be fewer pages during the COVID-19 outbreak. The newspaper staff will be available by telephone and email. Please call the local number, 765-825-0582 ext. 247, and ask for the staf…
News-Examiner: The Connersville News-Examiner office, 406 Central Ave., is closed to the public. The paper will be fewer pages during the COVID-19 outbreak. The newspaper staff will be available by telephone and email. Please call the local number, 765-825-0582 ext. 247, and ask for the staf…
News-Examiner
Many organizations are cancelling functions because of the COVID-19 outbreak. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued guidance recommending that meetings of 50 people or more should be cancelled.
Lions Club
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