WSHS graduate Kevin Samples has returned home and has opened the 302 General Store and Vegetable Bin on the Warner Homestead across from the Couchton Fire Dept. Stop in and let him know what gardening, farm and household supplies you would like him to carry. If you are a producer, stop by and meet Kevin and his wife Hyddie, they are always interested in local produce to sell.
Great news! In addition to the interactive inflatables we will have at our Wagons to Wagener (Mechanical Bull, Gladiator Jousting, Football Challenge, Bounce House, etc), Magic Midway has decided to join us this year with their mechanical rides!
Magic Midway promises to bring a Big Slide, Swings, Gator Ride, and 4 or 5 more mechanical rides. They are hoping to have their Ferris Wheel available that weekend as well.
Tickets for all inflatable and mechanical rides will be $1 a piece, or $20 wrist bands. Wrist bands will be for unlimited inflatbale and mechanical rides for that day.
Magic Midway will be opening their mechanical rides on Thursday & Friday at 4:00pm, and Saturday at 9:00am, and will have them running until 10pm.
They are offering this $5 off coupon for Thursday.
Print the coupon or pick one up around town at The Carousel, The Little Bake Shoppe, Number 1 Kitchen, Either Circle K, Sophisticuts or the Nancy Bonette Public Library.
Replacing your exercise or hobby equipment? Donate your gently used equipment to the Seniors Program at the Listine G. Courtney Center. This center provides fun and fellowship for our area's Senior Citizens. The program is always seeking donations -- small things such as regular and decaf ground coffee, tea bags, creamer, sugar, snacks and napkins -- up to big things like a stationary bicycle or sewing machine. If you can help, please drop off donations at the Listine G. Courtney center any weekday from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., excluding holidays.
Photo: Some of the volunteers from the Columbia Enduro Riders Club
By: Valerie Sliker
Chief Glenn Poole and the Hollow Creek Volunteer Fire Department would like to thank all who volunteered and all who came out to purchase food and support the Sandlapper Enduro fundraiser. Poole is confident that without this fundraiser, the fire department would have to shut down. Having loud motorcycles and heavy traffic on two days a year keeps your fire station open and serving you. Coundilwoman Kathy Rawls and Senator Nikki Setzler work very hard for this fire department as well and Poole thanks them for their service. Read an in-depth article in next month's Wagener Monthly.
Seivern Baptist Church is holding a GriefShare class beginning on March 15, 2016 at 6:00 pm in the Fellowship Hall. GriefShare is a grief recovery seminar and support group. This 14-wek program features nationally recognized experts on grief recovery topics. The church welcomes the public to join this class; church membership is not required. Call the church for more information.