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Lynchburg Masonic Lodge hosts Carl Walton Memorial - Ride with the Masons

On Saturday, June 19, the Lynchburg Masonic Lodge #178 will be hosting its sixth annual charity motorcycle ride to benefit the Lynchburg Lodge Masonic Foundation Fund.
Local schools announce Stamp Out Hunger drawing contest winners
The following are the results of the Stamp Out Hunger drawing contest for several local schools.
Dinner theater to be held June 11-12
A night of dinner, laughs, and moustache-twirling villains awaits you on June 11 and 12 at 6:30 p.m. with "Love Rides the Rails," a melodrama with music.
McClain graduates Ricky and Terry Workman earn bachelor of arts degrees from The College of Wooster
Ricky and Terry Workman, graduates of Edward Lee McClain High School, received bachelor of arts degrees from The College of Wooster during commencement exercises on May 10.
Stamp Out Hunger drawing contest winners announced for Fairfield School District
The Fairfield school district has announced the winners of the Stamp Out Hunger drawing contest.
Mowrystown FFA attends state convention
The State FFA Convention took place April 30-May 1. Nineteen Mowrystown FFA members and four chaperones attended. They were well represented with Brian Simmons, Monica Palmer, Amber Thompson, Ashley Frazer, and Ashley Crone participating in the State FFA Band.
Buckskin students recognized
The Buckskin Elementary School Students of the Month for April were: Madison Moore, Austin Fooce, Halei Knotts, Zaine Hickok, Seth Beatty, Jacki Penwell, Natalie Rolfe and Cassie Strahler.
Buckskin Elementary School Students of the Month
The Buckskin Elementary School Students of the Month for April were: Matt Barton, Tristan Pitzer, Molly McGhee, Katie Valentine, Molly Black, Tazzie Leonard and Michael Daugherty.
Valeta Doorneweerd named to Cambridge Who's Who
Retired school teacher Valeta Doorneweerd of Hillsboro has been named as a member of Cambridge Who's Who of Executives, Professionals and Entrepreneurs. Doorneweerd currently serves as the director of Grace House, a transitional residence facility in Hillsboro.
Political maneuvering in action
I have to give the minority party in the U.S. House of Representatives credit for innovation. On May 13, the GOP sent a bill to increase funding for scientific research and math and science education back to committee. That is nothing new – but the way they did it is what I find so inventive.

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