Goblins and ghouls, princesses and dragons flooded Wellington’s historic downtown for the annual “Trick or Treat Down the Street” community Halloween celebration. Hundreds of costumed revelers made their way through the downtown business district collecting goodies provided by local business owners.
After losing her brother in the Vietnam War in 1970, Lynn Salvo set out on a mission to spread peace and raise awareness about the effects of war through her passion for cycling. The by-product of her mission has resulted in 3 Guinness World Records, with the hope of setting a 4th.
Every November, the Wellington Public Library celebrates National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo). November is also designated as National Life Writing Month and Family Stories Month. Combine these concepts together and everyone has a story to tell.
Next Tuesday, November 8th, residents will have an opportunity to make their voices heard and opinions known through casting their vote. Polls in Sumner County are open from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm.
Wednesday, Nov. 2nd -Wellington First United Methodist Church, 5:30 - 6:30pm.
It was a nice fall day, empty tree branches, leaves on the ground, with a nice light breeze. A 9-year-old girl in a pink and purple polka dotted dress was walking down the street. Her name was Amelia. She was planning to stop by the pumpkin patch to get three pumpkins for her mom, her dad and her to carve later.
Guests have been gathering at the Library to enjoy delicious homemade soup and a documentary for the last several months. Join in on the next dinner and movie this coming Monday, November 7th at 6pm.
One day, I was at the Haunted House. I was with my parents.
For years, people have chattered about what happens at the Chisholm Trail Museum when they are in the building alone. Some have heard footsteps, tapping on walls or someone running down the stairs when no one else is around. Others have claimed to see apparitions in the windows as they are walking by.
Although the U.S. War Department Bureau of Public Relations published a preliminary list of those lost or missing from World War II in 1946, that list is incomplete and in some instances inaccurate. The non-profit initiative, Stories Behind The Stars, hopes to identify, organize and collect the stories of the 421,000+ Americans who were killed during World War II.