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The Senior Adults Ministry Group, a ecumenical group from Woodland Heights Christian Church, passed out 119 bags of cookies for the Wabash College football team and coaches. The cookies were provided by Woodland Heights, First Baptist and Whitesville Christian Church. SAMS is open to all seniors. They have luncheons, game days, trips and LMU (Let's Meet up) fellowship gatherings. For information, call Pastor Steve at 217-294-1700 or email paststevehayes@msn.com. Pictured are Marianna Hayes, Connie Watson, Georgia Phelps, Fred Phelps, Walt Grant, Pastor Steve Hayes and Clay Watson.
SAMS Donates Cookies to Wabash Football
The board of Pam’s Promise would like to thank Nucor Steel Indiana and all the teammates for the $9,000 donation. Your participation in the numerous safety programs is a gift that keeps rewarding not only you, but others as well. Pictured are Nucor Indiana General Manager Eric Radtke, PP Executive Director Elizabeth Zuk, PP Board President Megan Dillon Stockdale, the Nucor donation committee, Pam’s Promise board members, hazard recognition committee members and Nucor teammates Cam Cummins and Ben Cornett with the highest participation rate for this quarter.
Nucor Steel Donates to Pam's Promise
Tri Kappa planning Duck Derby
VEEDERSBURG ­— The Tri Kappa chapter in Veedersburg will have a Duck Derby on the waters of Coal Creek. The duck drop will take place at 10:30 a.m. Sept. 23. Only 200 ducks will be … more
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Montgomery County Pioneer Association
  The Montgomery County Pioneer Association met Aug. 16 at the Mace Church. President Branton Homsher opened the meeting with discussion of the club’s activities, including selling … more

Leann Parrish, the Community Partnerships coordinator for Wabash College, spoke to the Crawfordsville Rotary Club at their weekly noon luncheon. With the help of a Lily Endowment Grant, Parrish has held this position at Wabash College for a year. The goal for this position is restoring hope and trust. Parrish works with the college and the city and county to keep each area informed of events taking place in their areas. Many events at Wabash College are free to the citizens. If the citizens want more information on volunteer opportunities and grant funding, contact Parrish at parrishl@wabash.edu.
Parrish Visits Rotary
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