OSU Extension… Monthly Agriculture Meeting
Are you interested in Agriculture in Darke County? There’s a meeting
once a month to hear about what’s going on… this month’s meeting:
WHAT: Ag. Breakfast Meeting WHEN: Thursday, February
3, 2011, 7:30am... read more
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OSU Extension Calendar
- January 31 through February 12... read more
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OSU Extension to hold
Master Gardener Volunteer Training in Spring of 2011
Do you have a strong interest in flower and vegetable gardening,
perennial gardening, lawn care, tree and shrub care, fruit production,
pest management, a desire to sharpen your skills in these areas, and a
willingness to share your knowledge about these topics with
others? If so, then you should consider becoming an Ohio State
University Extension (OSUE) Master Gardener Volunteer... read
more. |
Help Darke County
Clean-Up!!
Do you want to help Darke County look it’s best? Join the Darke County
Solid Waste District in our third annual Darke County “Trash Bash”
Community Clean-up Day on Saturday, April 9 & 10, 2011. By
participating, you help create a good impression on prospective
employers, professionals, and others who visit our “clean” county.
According to a 2000... read
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Dining with Diabetes,
By Diane Barga, OSU Extension, Darke County
If you have diabetes, if you have a family member with diabetes or if
you support and care for someone with diabetes, you will want to enroll
in Dining with Diabetes, an educational class designed to help you
learn to reduce sugar, salt and fat in food and better control blood
sugar... read more
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“Building Blocks I”
Parenting Classes Planned, Diane Barga, OSU Extension,
Darke County
OSU Extension, Darke County, has scheduled a “Building Blocks I”
parenting series. The classes will be held March 16, 23 and 30,
2011, at the OSU Extension Learning Center, 603 Wagner Avenue,
Greenville. The class times are from 6:00-8:00pm. There is
no fee for this class. This is an adult only series... read more
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"State of the County"
to be hosted by Darke County Republican Women
The
public is invited to the next Regular meeting of the Darke County
Republican Women’s Club. It will be February 14 at the Chestnut Village
Center of the Brethren Home Retirement Community. The Darke County
Board of Commissioners will be giving a “State of the County”
presentation, and host a question/answer session... read
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Archaeology of Ohio,
Saturday, January 22, 10:30 a.m.
Shawnee Prairie Preserve - Venture out to Shawnee Prairie Preserve on
Saturday, January 22 to hear respected author and editor Bob Converse
share his intimate knowledge of Ohio’s prehistoric cultures. Beginning
at 10:30am with a presentation and lecture on the Archaeology and Stone
Tools of Ohio, Mr. Converse will give special focus to artifacts... read
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VFW Auxiliary to meet
Thursday
VFW
Auxiliary to VFW Post 7262, Greenville will host its regular monthly
meeting at the post Thursday, 7:30 p.m., for members. Would you like to
become a member? Contact Marilyn Emmons at the VFW Post (937) 548-4004.
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“I Struggled as a
Youth with Alcohol and now…”
Friday, January 28, at 7:00 p.m. the Hope in Recovery support group
will be having a speaker who will share their struggles with alcohol as
a youth and the challenges of growing up around it. Hope in Recovery
meetings... read
more. |
Garst
Lecture Series Schedule
All lectures are free and open to the public. Support for the Garst
Lecture series comes from the HOPE Foundation, and the Harry D.
Stephens Memorial Fund... read
more. |
Saluk to speak to Republican Men’s Club
Darke County Economic Development Director Marc Saluk will be speaking
to the Darke County Republican Men’s Club on (Saturday) Jan. 15.
Appointed to the position in November 2009, Saluk will be talking about
his first full year in office and his goals for 2011... read
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DCCA PRESENTS “A TASTE OF WINE AND JAZZ XX”
Darke County Center for the Arts will present “A Taste of Wine and Jazz
XX” on Friday, January 21 at Montage Cafe in downtown Greenville.
The wine tasting party, a fundraiser for the local arts organization,
will feature food and music in addition to a selection of fine wines...
read
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Darke County Senior
Scribes
The Darke County Senior Scribes meets the fourth Tuesday of each month
at different locations. It is an organization of adults who love to
write. The Scribes have also established a Senior Scribe Scholarship
Fund in order to provide scholarships to Darke County Youth who wish to
pursue a career in the varied fields of communication. Membership is
open to all interested invidividuals. To find out more about the Senior
Scribes, click
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The Darke County
Republican Mens Club
The Darke County Republican Mens Club meets at 8 a.m. the third
Saturday of each month in the Private Dining Room of Brethren
Retirement Community. A buffet breakfast for a nominal fee of $6 is
included. Each month offers a speaker from the community to talk about
topics of local interest. While the stated goal of the club is to
support the candidacies of Republican public servants, membership is
open to all men and women regardless of political affiliation. For more
information, click
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Greenville
Kiwanis
Greenville Kiwanis meets every Wednesday at 12 noon, Chestnut Village
Community Center, Brethren Retirement Community. We are looking for
members of the community who wish to volunteer their time and enjoy a
great meal and speaker each week. To see some of
the activities of Greenville Kiwanis click
here, and find out more information about its sponsored Greenville
High School Key Club, click
here.
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Greenville Eagles FOE
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The
Greenville Eagles is a fraternal organization dedicated to good will
and fellowship, service to community and local youth. It is a place
where family and friends can enjoy a variety of activities,
spirits, legal drawings and "chance," and good food. Aerie Membership
is open to both men and women; but the Lodge also has a strong
community-service Auxiliary membership for the ladies. One of the
sponsored activities of the Greenville Eagles is the Annual
Independence Day Celebration at Shade Road. If you are interested in
joining, stop by our downtown facility on East Third Street any day of
the week. To see some of the activities of the Greenville Eagles, click
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