Last Thursday’s Chamber Coffee featured representatives from the Sumner County Health Department and Sumner County Home Health Agency. They provided information about the wide variety of services they offer, which goes well beyond immunizations.
Thursday, September 5 10am, Chamber Coffee at Memorial Auditorium. This week’s host is Wellington Retro Bowl.
SEPTEMBER 5, - SEPTEMBER 12, 2024 Frances Virginia Watkins, 91, passed away on August 17, 2024. Following cremation, a family interment will take place at Prairie Lawn Cemetery in Wellington.
Plan to join us at the National Depression Glass Museum on September 21st, from 11am - 1pm, for a fascinating presentation on Cambridge glassware. Freeman Moore, immediate past president of National Cambridge Collectors, Inc.
With September starting, so does Library Card Sign-Up Month! This campaign began in 1987 when the Secretary of Education stated, “Every child should obtain a library card and use it.” The American Library Association (ALA) replied via telegram saying, “We accept your challenge.”, and Library Card Sign-up month was born.
The Wellington volleyball squad hosted their “Gatorade Scrimmage” last week as two alumni squads took on the Varsity and JV volleyball teams in the WHS gym. The term “Gatorade Scrimmage” comes from people who attend the event bringing Gatorade for the team to drink on the road during the season.
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You’ve probably used one of these before, however, your modern version is probably far less flashy. This dazzling device is a Hudson sprayer, or duster, used to take care of those pesky insects around the home.
Looking for some fun and friendly competition? A few spots are still open in the Wellington Retro Bowl Leagues! Grab some friends and join in some weekly fun for the Sunday Early League. There are openings for three teams of four mixed members.
The ornate building at 113 South Washington Avenue, today Frazer’s Mens Wear, is one of just a handful of commercial buildings in downtown Wellington to have always housed the same type of business. The building is the second structure at that location; the first was M.