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For the month of February, our Bag-of-the-Month was the Glo and Go Make-up Bag By Annie. It’s a handmade musthave for carrying makeup, brushes, toiletries – or whatever you choose.

Dwayne Corcoran, General Contractor with Cormor prepares the rebar framing that’s part of the new construction at the Engle Dry Goods building located at 120 South Washington. The dirt work has been completed for pouring new concrete footings and building pad, which will replace the damaged portion of the structure.

Do you have the right skills needed to save a life or help keep the city running? Working for the city can be a great way to make a difference close to home and pave a path for future community leadership.

When I hear of a new movie coming out, I wonder if it might be a book adaptation. If it is, I almost always try to read the book first. Don’t get me wrong, I love a good movie, but sometimes I love the book so much I don’t even want to see the movie!

The process for the Wellington Lake Camp Opening has been modified from last year and will be conducted on the following dates and times. Beginning at 10am on Wednesday, March 1st camping permits will be issued at the Wellington Lake Office for campsites located on the west side; Old West, Roundabout, and The Island.

After 462 days of pregnancy, Monica gave birth to her calf on February 16th, at 9:29pm. Monica’s caretakers monitored the birthing process by camera to ensure everything went smoothly and the calf was standing and nursing within a couple hours.

Wednesday, Feb. 22 First United Methodist Church, Grief Share 6pm.

The 2nd annual Steve Sturgis Laptop Fund Dance Camp raised over $600. All Dance Camp funds raised benefit WHS seniors. Thirty-one young dancers were instructed on a short dance routine by the Infinity Dance Company. The dancers then performed during halftime on February 14th.

Harold Mayes,Agler and Gaeddert Certified Public Accountants, was present to discuss the school’s independent auditor’s report of the 2021-2022 district budget. Mayes explained that a total of $7.8 million funds were available for the school district at the beginning of the year and $7.1 million remained at the end of the year.The district’s long term debt went down more than 2 million, partially due to a couple of bonds being paid.

Hi again, it’s Shelby and I’m popping in to deliver the answer on this mystery mechanism. This antique, lever-handled device is for pressing metal caps onto glass soda bottles.