The Courtney Senior Center has been going strong now for a few years. Third and Fifth Friday Bingos and Wednesday Canasta days are regular activities. The Courtney Center is pleased to bring back Scrapbooking. Scrapbooking will be held on Tuesdays at 1pm. Bring a scrapbook and some pictures, we'll get you going from there.
Also, the Courtney Senior Center is pleased to announce wireless internet service. Bring your laptop and come visit, we provide a quiet place to connect to the internet and we'll even help you if you need assistance.
Another addition we are pleased to provide is our Wii. Come by any afternoon and play our wii games, we'd love to have you!
Joey and Melissa Counts are bringing barbecue back to Wagener. After many years of catering near and around their Springfield home, the Counts have succumbed to opening a restaurant. Melissa will continue to work her full time week-day job, but Joey is going to focus all his attention on the restaurant. Joey's Bar-B-Que features real pit-cooked pork, cooked 8 hours or more over an open flame and mixed with a secret barbeque sauce originating from Joey's uncle, O'neal "Bo Peep" Barr. However, Mr.
Coffee Shop Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, Pictured left to right:
Tim Skinner, Dave Heffron, Tyler Jones, Jimmy Jones, Ken Clark
A Wi-Fi Coffee Shop came to Wagener on a dreamy Spring day. We'd all been waiting for it, some of us more impatiently than others, and about fifty of us turned out for the ribbon cutting ceremony.
Blue sky and Sunshine. Nothin' but blue sky and sunshine..... and the roar of 300 motorcycles; it was a perfect day at the Sandlapper Enduro held for the 35th year at the Hollow Creek Fire Dept. and consisting of 300 riders, 2 of which were female.
The 32-member Columbia Enduro ran this race to benefit the Ronald McDonald foundation and the Hollow Creek Fire Dept. The race consisted of 60 trail miles spread out over 30 generous landowners, including Glenn Poole, who contributes in many ways to make this race possible.
Unusual in Wagener to see campers and trailers hauling dirt bikes instead of horses, but it was fun to see the increased activity and high levels of energy in our stores and restaurants.
Fill up a baby bottle with change to help make a difference. The Wagener Pregnancy Care Center has kicked off our annual Baby Bottle Campaign. The baby bottle campaign is used to help save the lives of the unborn, offer prenatal and parenting classes, teach purity to the girls and boys of our community through Pure Hearts Clubs and Brave Hearts Club and to help support other areas of ministry.
It is very simple, just stop by or call us 803.564.9722 to arrange to pick up empty baby bottles and fill them with your loose change. The WPCC is a non-profit organization that is solely funded by individuals and churches. Please help us help the future of our community -- children and youth. This is a great local mission project for children, Acteens, GA's and Women's Ministry. All donations are tax-deductible.
Joey and Melissa Counts are bringing barbecue back to Wagener. After many years of catering near and around their Springfield home, the Counts have succumbed to opening a restaurant. Melissa will continue to work her full time week-day job, but Joey is going to focus all his attention on the restaurant. Joey's Bar-B-Que features real pit-cooked pork, cooked 8 hours or more over an open flame and mixed with a secret barbeque sauce originating from Joey's uncle, O'neal "Bo Peep" Barr. However, Mr.
Blue sky and Sunshine. Nothin' but blue sky and sunshine..... and the roar of 300 motorcycles; it was a perfect day at the Sandlapper Enduro held for the 35th year at the Hollow Creek Fire Dept. and consisting of 300 riders, 2 of which were female.