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Easter Seals 'LemondAid Stand' fundraiser features food

Easter Seals 'LemondAid Stand' fundraiser features food

Grab a cup of lemonade this Friday and help out a good cause.  The 18th annual “LemonAid Stand for Easter Seals” will be held June 21 from 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. at the Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center, 3701 Bellemeade Ave.

Thirteen-year-old Owen George is coordinating this year’s event, with assistance from his parents, Art and Mindy George, and sister, Alex.  All funds raised will be donated to the Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center to provide physical, occupational and speech therapy for local children and adults with disabilities.

Walk through Wesselman Park Saturday

Walk through Wesselman Park Saturday

You can join Deaconess, WIKY and HOT 96 for A Healthier You Walk on Saturday, June 15 at Wesselman Park. Be ready to walk at 9 a.m.

Deaconess and WIKY/HOT96 have partnered again this year for the Healthier U walks and you are invited to attend. Grab your friend, your mom, your stroller, or the leash and make plans to join the group at area parks as they walk our way toward better health.

Walking is safe, easy, and doesn’t require special equipment or even practice.

Feel like a makeover? Get one and benefit a good cause

Feel like a makeover? Get one and benefit a good cause

How does a night full of drinks, makeovers and prizes sound?

If it's right up your alley, you'll want to go "Beauty and the Beat," a ladies night Shannon Aleksandr's Salon and Spa in Evansville is hosting.

The event will be held at the spa from 6:30 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, June 27.

Tickets are $35 and all profits go to benefit the Evansville YWCA.

They will have cocktails, wine and appetizers, on the spot makeovers, door prizes every 15 minutes, and the first 25 people in get a free service.

Doors open at 6 p.m.

Author Ashton Lee to visit EVPL branch

Author Ashton Lee to visit EVPL branch

Ashton Lee, author of The Cherry Cola Book Club, will visit McCollough Branch Library on Monday, June 3rd at 6:30 pm.  Lee will speak about his work, answer your questions, and sign copies of his book. 

The Cherry Cola Book Club tells the story of a small Southern community that comes together to save their public library.  Published by Kensington Books and gaining rave reviews, Lee’s book sharply defines the role that libraries play in community life. 

Teens, parents invited to Girls Power the World event

Teens, parents invited to Girls Power the World event

 

All girls in grades 9-12 (as well as incoming freshmen and recent graduates) and parents are invited to attend a Girls Power the World event on Saturday, June 15, 7:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Central Time, at the University of Evansville’s Ridgeway University Center.  This event is designed to help girls build skills and attitudes that will give them the confidence they need to move successfully through the high school years and as they enter college and pursue a career. 

Girls Power the World was developed and organized by Castle High School senior Mary Lynn Dennis, as her Girl Scout Gold Award Project. The Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest achievement in Girl Scouting, requires completion of a Take Action Project that addresses a community need and seeks to produce lasting, positive sustainable change through involving others in the effort.

Holy Rosary Summer Social begins Thursday

Holy Rosary Summer Social begins Thursday

 

Rides, games for all ages, bingo, quilts, food and fun for the entire family is again on the docket as the Holy Rosary Summer Social fundraiser returns.

Dinners featuring family style fried chicken and pork chops with all the trimmings will be served nightly in the cafeteria from 5-7:30pm with a drive- thru carry out available in the parish hall.

There will be a huge silent and chance auction with lots of theme baskets in the gym along with beautiful quilts.

Food, tours, more part of Angel Mounds archaeology lab party

Food, tours, more part of Angel Mounds archaeology lab party

 

A fitting tribute to Evansville’s bicentennial, Angel Mounds is reconstructing the first archaeology lab in Indiana. The original building was used by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) in the 1930s and 1940s. In the face of a national economic crisis, philanthropist Eli Lilly made this a time of new exploration at Angel Mounds. 

Now, in 2013, the Alcoa Foundation is filling a similar role.  Representing perseverance and advancement during a time of dire straits, the rebuilt Alcoa Lab will again be a center of research and education on the property.