Chani Owen I am sure everyone is aware of the CATC building closure for part of February and March. We have rescheduled the February class to March 21 at 7 p.m. in the CATC, Room 104. Terry Babcock will share his knowledge of Church Records in Colonial Rhode Island and the Massachusetts Bay Colony. He…
You may have some old phones, laptops, and other rechargeable devices containing lithium-ion batteries that you’re wondering what to do with. Consumer devices contribute to the world’s fastest-growing waste stream. Americans spend trillions on electronics and discard hundreds of millions of devices every year. Very few devices are recycled responsibly, so households who do recycle…
Three years ago, Women Sharing Hope started a new program to encourage women to form groups that would support each other through whatever life had around the corner. This group bonded quickly as they shared their trials, challenges, and their praises. Prayers for children, spouses, finances, health, and more allowed these women to encourage and…
Tim McCormick, President of the Republican Club What do you know about the upcoming City of Denton election or the Denton Independent School District (DISD) bond election? Election day for the city council election and the Denton ISD bond is Saturday, May 6, 2023. The Republican Club is hosting a City Council Debate/Forum on March…
Women Sharing Hope (WSH) was pleased to present “Lessons Learned While Coping with Life” on Friday, March 10, at 10 a.m. at the Robson clubhouse. The challenging events that occur in our lives are certainly not our favorites and, yet, if we’re honest, they often are the times we look back on and see that…
Linda Buishas Lazarus lay dying. His sisters knelt beside him, sobbing, longing for the only One who could heal him. They sent word to Jesus: “Lord, he whom you love is sick.” They didn’t say, “Come now!” but that’s surely what they hoped. As they awaited the only One who could save their brother, Mary…