Women of the Civil War at Library
The Greenville Public Library is proud to host Lost History: Women of
the Civil War presented by Hannah Weist and Betsy Naseman. Join
us Thursday February 8th at 6:30 p.m. for a program the whole family
will enjoy. Light refreshments will be served. Hannah and Betsy
explain “Politics and war. Bloodshed and bravery. Most
history books show the... read
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DCCA announces Win a Trip to Ireland in March
Darke County Center for the Arts wishes you the luck of the Irish this
spring with the return of the exciting fundraising raffle "Off To The
Isle". One lucky winner will receive a trip for two to Ireland
through AAA and Brendan Vacations. DCCA will be selling a limited
number of chances for this exclusive raffle. Raffle Tickets are
$100 each. Tickets sales begin... read
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Start Talking! Start
Recording! Contest invites
students to share their talents
1/29/2018 - Prevention Action Alliance, joining with the Ohio Start
Talking! initiative and through a grant from Verizon, invites all Ohio
middle school and high school students to encourage their peers to stay
drug free by participating in the Start Talking! Start Recording:
Ohio’s Youth Got Talentcompetition. The top three talent show finalists
will get to perform on stage... read
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Statewide
contest celebrates National School Breakfast Week
1/29/2018 - At the Ohio Department of Education, we believe — and
evidence shows — that feeding students healthy, nutritious foods is key
to their learning. This year’s theme for National School Breakfast Week
is I Heart School Breakfast. As part of the week-long celebration March
5-9, the Office for Child Nutrition is sponsoring My Favorite... read
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Community Blood Centers… February Blood Drives for the Darke County
area
DARKE COUNTY, Ohio – Darke County area blood drive sponsors are
partnering with Community Blood Center to host community blood drives
throughout Darke County. Everyone who registers to donate will
receive the “Blood Donor” knit beanie as a warm thank-you gift.
Schedule an appointment online at www.DonorTime.com or call
1-800-388-GIVE. The cozy knit beanie is dark charcoal... read
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DCCA brings unique show to Bistro Off
Broadway
Darke County Center for the Arts will present a unique blend of music,
theatre, and comedy at The Bistro Off Broadway on Thursday, February 22
as part of their 2017-2018 Coffeehouse Series. The show entitled “6
Guitars” stars musician, singer, actor Chase Padgett who channels six
different guitar players during his performance, each with a distinct
voice and... read
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National Missing Children's Day Poster
Contest Entries Accepted
(COLUMBUS, Ohio)— Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine is encouraging Ohio
fifth graders and their teachers to participate in the 2018 National
Missing Children's Day Poster Contest. The Ohio Attorney General's
Missing Person Unit is accepting entries for the contest. The contest,
whose theme is "Bring Our Missing Children Home," is sponsored... read
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Darke County Parks… Let’s “Go to the Great Barrier Reef”!
Join Darke County Parks for an amazing "virtual trip" to Australia! On
February 1st at 7pm, we'll travel digitally to see and chat with a team
from the Reef HQ Aquarium as they introduce us to the land "down under"
and their open-air coral reed exhibit! You don’t want to miss
awesome free family fun event! Wherever you are in the world,
experience... read
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“Defending Yourself” is Theme of Greenville
BPW Club Meeting
Greenville, OH. The Greenville Business & Professional
Women’s Club (BPW) Publicity committee with members Peggy Foutz
(chair), Susan Fowble, Melissa Barhorst, Diana Frazier, and Annette
Sanders will host their monthly dinner meeting, Thursday, February 8th
at the Brethren Retirement Community’s Brick Room @ 6:30 pm. The
program will feature... read
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Full Blue Moon Hike
Join Darke County Parks for a hike under the light of the second full
moon of January! We’ll meet at Worth Family Nature Preserve on
January 31st at 6pm for a walk in the woods. While commonly referred to
as a "blue moon", it depends on the definition you wish to use. The
original definition referred to the unusual 3rd full moon in a given
season (so no blue... read
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Enjoy an evening out in the Emerald City
GREENVILLE, Ohio - Join us for a winter’s night out in the city of
green! Put on your ruby slippers and be transported to the Land of Oz,
where we’ll celebrate the fact that there is no place like home. This
event is open to the public and will be held Saturday, Feb. 17 from 6
pm - midnight at Romer’s Catering and Entertainment Facility, 118 E.
Main... read
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DCCA presents Charlotte’s Web
Darke County Center for the Arts will present Theatreworks USA’s
production of the E.B. White classic Charlotte’s Web on Sunday,
February 18 at Henry St. Clair Memorial Hall in Greenville. The second
presentation of DCCA’s 2017-2018 Family Theatre Series, the musical
play is recommended for audiences age 5 and up. “This timeless story
about... read
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Maple Sugarin’ at the Prairie School
Programs
Darke County Parks invites teachers to bring their classes out to the
park for their favorite seasonal school program: “Nature’s Sweet
Treat.” This program allows students to observe the process of turning
sap into the sweetest of nature’s treats: maple syrup! Topics will
cover the science behind maple syrup, as well as the rich cultural
history of maple sugaring... read
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OSU Extension, Darke
County… Programming to Advance
Your Operation in 2018
OSU Extension, Darke County will be hosting workshops during the next
two months that will help growers advance their farming
operations. The meetings will range from tax updates to an
Outlook on Agriculture for 2018. Programs to be held are: January
29 – Farmer/Landowner Income Tax Issues Webinar; February 13 - On Farm
Research Review and Planning... read
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Bowl for Kids’ Sake is Coming Up
Bowl for Kids’ Sake 2018 is scheduled for March 2 & 3 at Bel-Mar
Lanes in Sidney and Treaty Lanes in Greenville. This year’s theme
is “Volunteering: The American Spirit”. To help celebrate the
patriotic theme come dressed in your favorite red, white, and blue USA
attire. Bowl for Kids’ Sake serves as the largest annual
fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters... read
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Seed Swap at Library
The Growing Harvest Seed Library is hosting its annual “Seeds 4 All:
Seed Swap” on Thursday February 1st in the upstairs meeting room at the
Greenville Public Library. This year special guest speaker
Sam Custer, Extension Educator of the Agriculture & Natural
Resources department at the OSU Extension Office of Darke County, will
be presenting... read
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Edison Stagelight Players hold open
auditions for spring production
The Edison Stagelight Players are holding open auditions for Scott
Crain’s Robin Hood, on Monday, January 29 and Tuesday, January 30 at
7:00 p.m. in room 107 on the Piqua campus. Under Prince John’s rule, a
young hero is forced to give up his land after defeating the Sheriff of
Nottingham in an archery tournament. Robin Hood then joins forces... read
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The ULTIMATE Show Memento; DCCA to Auction Signed Poster Jan. 20
As an extra added attraction for fans attending the January 20th show
at St. Clair Memorial Hall, a show poster autographed by the reigning
queen of bluegrass and her band will be awarded to the highest bidder.
A silent auction will be held, with bids taken prior to the show and
continuing through intermission. The highest bidder will be announced
and awarded the framed and signed... read
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PERI retirees learn about CAP services
Cap, which stands for Community Action Partnership, is a major asset to
Darke County and the surrounding area. Although its mission is to
work in partnership with local communities to eliminate the causes and
conditions of poverty as well as to promote individual independence and
self-sufficiency, it does much more. Whether a person is... read
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Main Street Greenville…
There’s No
Place Like Home
Join us for a winter’s night out in the city of green! Put on your ruby
slippers and be transported to the Land of Oz, where we’ll celebrate
the fact that there is no place like home. This event is open to the
public and will be held Saturday, Feb. 17 from 6 pm - midnight at
Romer’s Catering and Entertainment Facility, 118 E. Main Street,
Greenville. The all-inclusive... read
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BBBS offers skating party
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Shelby & Darke will be holding their
annual Roll for Kids’ Sake on Thursday, January 25, from 6-10pm.
The party is open to the public and will be held at Rolling Hills Skate
located at 105 E. Russell Road in Sidney. The cost is $10 per
person and includes admission, skate rental, face painting, snacks, and
door prizes. This... read
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Organized by Olive Returns to Library
Our favorite organizer Olive Wager returns to the Greenville Public
Library with a new program for 2018 called “S.O.S. Senior Organizing
Solutions.“ Join us Tuesday January 23rd at 2:00 p.m. This
is a free event and light refreshments will be served. Olive is a
member of the National Association of Professional Organizers and has
her own service Organized by Olive... read
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First Presbyterian to hold “Work as
Worship” Retreat
God has a purpose for us on this earth. That calling is to be on
mission for God where He has placed us. And since many people spend the
majority of their waking hours on the job, we have to stop
compartmentalizing life into “spiritual activities” and “work
activities.” How are we living examples of the gospel while we work?
You’re invited to... read
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Library Wellness Lunch & Learn
Starting the New Year with health related goals and resolutions? Jordan
Francis will share how to bring the physical, mental, and nutritional
aspects of your fitness plan together with the aptly named talk
“Bringing it All Together.” Jordan will be sharing great health and
wellness information for beginners and veterans alike, and also allow
time for... read
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Chill Out and Read at the Library
This year’s Greenville Public Library's Adult Winter Reading Program
“Chill Out and Read” runs from January 19th to February 23rd and
again offers an enjoyable way to spend the long, cold months.
Don’t be caught home in a blizzard without your favorite authors!
The program is also a fun way to win great prizes. Winter Read is for
ages 18 and over and... read
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New January Event Comes to Downtown
Greenville
GREENVILLE, Ohio - Don’t let the cold weather keep you cooped up with
cabin fever! Main Street Greenville and the Darke County Visitors
Bureau have partnered together with local restaurants and eateries to
bring you Dine Out Darke Co., a chance to get out and experience our
unique Darke County flavor! Running January 14 - 20, the 1st Annual
Dine Out Darke Co... read
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DCCA presentes “A Taste of Wine and Jazz
XXX”
Darke County Center for the Arts will present “A Taste of Wine and
Jazz” on Friday, January 19 at Montage Cafe in downtown Greenville;
doors open at 6:30 p.m.The wine tasting party, a fundraiser for the
local arts organization, will feature food and music in addition to a
selection of fine wines. “DCCA invites our community to shrug off the
chill of winter... read
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Bluegrass queen Rhonda Vincent comes to
Greenville
Darke County Center for the Arts will present bluegrass singer,
songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Rhonda Vincent and her band The
Rage at Henry St. Clair Memorial Hall in Greenville on Saturday,
January 20. The third of DCCA’s 2017-2018 Artists Series concerts, the
show begins at 8 p.m. “Rightfully known as ‘Queen of Bluegrass,’ Rhonda
Vincent and her... read
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Agronomic Crop Research Experience (ACRE)
Internship
The Ohio State University Agronomic Crops Team is continuing a summer
program to provide a rich training experience to undergraduate
students. These paid internship positions are designed to expose
students to a diversity of disciplines through on-farm research.
Students will gain real-world experience in scouting, sampling and
evaluating agronomic crops in Ohio... read
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OSU Extension… Gluten Free Eating Series
Gluten Free Eating Curriculum consists of three, one hour
lessons. Each of the three lessons covers different aspects of
gluten free eating and includes activities and recipe suggestions for
tastings or food demonstrations. Each lesson includes handouts
for participants to use as a reference and hands-on activities. A
three week series will be held... read
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Darke County Area Blood Drives in January
Darke County, Ohio – The Darke County Area is showing support for
January National Blood Donor Month with a several community blood drive
options. “The Donor Tee” long-sleeve t-shirt is free to everyone
who registers to donate. Schedule an appointment online at
www.DonorTime.com or call 1-800-388-GIVE. Community Blood Center is
encouraging all eligible community... read
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Greenville BPW Club To Learn Relaxation
Techniques
Greenville, OH. The Greenville Business & Professional
Women’s Club (BPW) will host their monthly dinner meeting, Thursday,
January 11th at the Brethren Retirement Community’s Brick Room @ 6:30
pm. The program will be hosted by the Young Careerist Committee
with club members Jenny Bruns, Michelle Hook, Tracy Wheeler, and Erica
Menke... read
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Shawnee Prairie Preserve Nature Center
Holiday Closures
The Darke County Parks Nature Center located at Shawnee Prairie
Preserve just west of Greenville will be closed December 25th and
January 1st for Christmas and New Year’s Day observances. The
building’s exhibits and offices as well as the Friends of Darke County
Parks Gift Shop are regularly open Monday through Saturday 9am to 5pm,
and... read
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First Presbyterian Church Christmas Eve
Inspirational – Warm – Uplifting – Personal. All are Welcome! Piano
Recital & Presby Trio, 6:30 p.m. Christmas Eve Candlelight Service,
7:00 pm. An Evening of Lessons, Carols and Special Music with Nursery
Provided - John Person, Pastor - Cable Channel 5 @ 10:00 p.m. &
Midnight - 114 East Fourth Street, Greenville, Ohio... read
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Republican Men’s Club to feature local
political consultant
The Darke County Republican Men’s Club will meet Sat, Dec 16, 2015 at
BRC. Start eating at 7:30. Meeting starts at 8 am. Will be collecting
dues for 2018. Our speaker for December is Katie Deland and her bio is
below. As we end this year, it is time to start gearing up for the
elections in 2018. Many have not been faithful in attendance this past
year, but I fully... read
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Spirit offering additional EMT scholarships
Spirit Medical Transport, LLC, was so pleased with the success of its
first-ever EMT scholarship program this past fall, it’s going for
another round just in time for the new year. Starting today, Spirit
will begin accepting scholarship applications from individuals who have
an interest in becoming an Emergency Medical Technician and working... read
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Library Wellness Lunch & Learn
With the year winding to a close, Jordan Francis from Wayne Healthcare
will share how to bring the physical, mental, and nutritional aspects
of your fitness plan together with the aptly named talk “Bringing it
All Together.” Jordan will be sharing great health and wellness
information for beginners and veterans alike, and also allow time for
questions... read
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Gingerbread Party at Library
Families, kids, and teens are invited to a Gingerbreadhouse Party on
Tuesday December 12th at 6:30 p.m. sponsored by the Childrens and YA
Departments at the Greenville Public Library. We will be making
gingerbread houses out of graham crackers so no baking needed.
We’ll have all the supplies and all you have to do is come and have
fun. Several of... read
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Edison State Ceramics Sale to Benefit
Program
The Ceramics Department at Edison State Community College will be
selling hand made ceramic pieces, glass gifts, and jewelry on Monday,
December 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Tuesday, December 5, from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. in the West Hall at the Piqua Campus. Students and
instructors of Edison State as well as local artists have crafted items
for sale... read
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Darke County Area December Blood Drives
‘Be a Deer’ and donate this holiday season - DARKE COUNTY, Ohio –
Donors can “Be a Deer” by supporting the Darke County Area community
blood drives in December. The “Be a Deer – Donate Blood”
long-sleeve t-shirt is free to everyone who registers to donate.
Community Blood Center encourages you to schedule an appointment online
at www... read
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Edison State Students Talk at Library on
Bullying
A variety of sources note that children of all ages can suffer
emotional problems due to bullying and that nearly three-fourths of all
young people have been or are currently being bullied.
Cyberbullying is also on the rise as nearly half of all teens are
affected. Persistent bullying in teens can lead to or worsen
feelings of isolation, rejection, exclusion, and... read
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World War II and Iraq War Veterans Speak at
Edison State
The subject of males coming home from combat with all the atrocities of
war imprinted in their consciousness is something familiar to most of
us. What we know little about, however, are the challenges of entering
a relationship with a wife or partner who knows little about combat.
This issue will be discussed at Edison State Community... read
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Darke Southwest
Conservation… New Grazing
Concept Benefits the Bird and the Herd; Sign-up Deadline is January 19, 2018
-- Columbus, OH, November 14, 2017 – If you think livestock and quail
don’t mix, a new concept in managed grazing may just change your mind.
USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is now accepting
applications for a unique program that focuses on establishing
productive warm season forages to improve livestock production and
provide large areas... read
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Greenville Public
Library… Belgium’s Abbey Ales at
Library
Few brews hold a level of mystique for beer lovers like that
surrounding Belgium's abbey ales. These beers pay homage to Belgium's
rich monastic history, and some are even brewed within the walls of
operating monasteries. Steeped in tradition, these refined ales
showcase expressive Belgian yeast characteristics and the graceful
skill of Belgian... read
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The Red Cross begins Knit Your Bit for
Veterans
Our Boys Need Sox collection underway - GREENVILLE (November 21, 2017)
— In a tradition dating back to World War I, the Northern Miami Valley
Chapter of the Red Cross is collecting socks for veterans. Back
in the day, the socks were knitted by volunteers with a label sewn into
each garment that read, “A gift of the American People thru the
American Red Cross... read
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VHCC to hold Holiday Sharing Event
Versailles Health Care Center is pleased to invite the community to its
monthly event for people with Parkinson’s Disease and their
families! Power Over Parkinson’s meets monthly to empower,
socialize, and learn. Sharing event will occur Dec. 13, 4 p.m.
Versailles Health Care Center would like to thank you for helping make
this another great... read
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Friends of the Library Holiday Open House
The Friends of the Greenville Public Library are hosting their annual
Holiday Open House on Saturday December 9th from 10:00 to 2:00.
This festive event is always a treat for the whole family. Sample
dozens of delicious cookies, listen to live Christmas music by flutist
Nancy Jackson, and shop the used book sale. These books are nice
enough... read
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Time is running out for Greenville BPW
Super Raffle
Greenville, OH. - Four lucky winners will be announced at
the Greenville BPW Club’s December 14th meeting. All proceeds from the
raffle go towards the club’s scholarship fund for Darke County young
women. Last year the club awarded four $500 scholarships. This
year, the club will offer three $750 scholarships, one $500 (Anna
Britton) scholarship and the club... read
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Decorate the Mitten Tree
The Fish Mitten Tree once again needs donated gloves and mittens to
decorate its empty branches; these donations will be distributed to the
children enrolled in Darke County Head Start programs. In addition to
the Mitten Tree located at Montage, 525 South Broadway in Greenville, a
Mitten Tree also stands inside the Brethren Retirement Community, 750
Chestnut... read
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2018 Farm Management School to be Offered
in Darke County,
By Sam Custer, OSU Extension, Darke County - According to AgWeek, “the
most recent U.S. Department of Agriculture statistics show that the
number of farmers ages 25 to 34 is growing nationwide. That’s the
result of strong crop prices from 2007 to 2013, which generated higher
farm income and gave young would-be farmers a better chance to support
themselves and their families. Young farmers and ranchers... read
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Hughes to read to Middle Schoolers
B.A. Hughes, a new Ohio author from Greenville, will read excerpts from
and sign her books on Saturday morning, December 2 downtown
Greenville. She is hosted by A&B Coffee and Cakes Shop corner
of Broadway and Fourth Street from 9 AM until Noon. GLIMM, A
Glimpse of Light Found is a collection of six stories exploring the
adventures of tweens and... read
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BBBS Match Day
Imagine never having someone to look up to when you were a kid.
Imagine not having positive role models who guided you down a
responsible path in life. Imagine a community where every child
fulfills his or her potential and steers clear of bad decisions.
Imagine every child in our county graduating high school and college,
and giving back to his or her... read
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DCP Walkin’ in a Winter Wonderland Coming
Soon
This holiday season join Darke County Parks for an evening stroll
through our winter wonderland at Shawnee Prairie Preserve! On Saturday,
December 2nd from 6-9pm, there will be over 450 luminaries lighting
your way along the wooded trails, allowing for a peaceful winter’s
night in nature. As you hike along the illuminated trail toward the log
house... read
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Shop Downtown Greenville to Win
GREENVILLE, Ohio- Shoppers can earn chances to win over $2,500 in
merchandise and gift certificates through “Win the Window”, the 4th
annual shop local campaign presented by Main Street Greenville and
sponsored by Second National Bank. "This promotion is a fun way to
encourage people to shop at our local, independently-owned businesses
this holiday... read
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Garst Museum Holiday Open House
Garst Museum’s annual Holiday Open House will be held on Sunday,
December 3 from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. The public is cordially invited
to attend. Everyone can tour the museum and the National Annie Oakley
Center at no charge on this one afternoon. Join us for an afternoon of
seasonal music, light refreshments, and beautiful decorations. The
museum’s... read
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Guardians of the Galaxy YA Movie Marathon
at Library
Come join us on Wednesday November 22nd for a Guardians of the Galaxy
movie marathon at Greenville Public Library! Starting at noon
we'll show the first Guardians movie, immediately followed by Guardians
Vol. 2. Not interested in seeing the first film, but dying to see the
second? That’s okay! Stop in at 2 p.m. for the start of
Guardians Vol. 2! This... read
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DCP Walkin’ in a Winter Wonderland Coming
Soon
This holiday season join Darke County Parks for an evening stroll
through our winter wonderland at Shawnee Prairie Preserve! On Saturday,
December 2nd from 6-9pm, there will be over 450 luminaries lighting
your way along the wooded trails, allowing for a peaceful winter’s
night in nature. As you hike along the illuminated trail toward the... read
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John Tesh to Headline Edison's Holiday
Evening Event
The Edison Foundation is pleased to welcome John Tesh to Edison State
Community College as the entertainment for 20th annual Holiday Evening
event. This year’s event will take place on Wednesday, November 29 at
the Piqua Campus and is held annually to support student scholarship
opportunities. A four-time Emmy Award winner and two-time... read
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Edison State students to address bullying
at the
Library
A variety of sources note that children of all ages can suffer
emotional problems due to bullying and that nearly three-fourths of all
young people have been or are currently being bullied. Cyberbullying
affects nearly half of teens and is rapidly becoming more prevalent.
These sources paint a grim picture on what seems to be a little
recognized national... read
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BPW Breakfast with Santa
Greenville, OH. November 7, 2017 The Greenville
Business & Professional Women’s (BPW) Club is planning their annual
Breakfast with Santa. The Club would like to invite you to join
them for this occasion to be held on December 2, 2017 at 9:00 AM at the
Greenville VFW Hall, 219 N. Ohio St. The menu will consist of
scrambled eggs, sausage... read
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PERI Christmas Meeting
PERI will be traveling back to the good ole days when the
"Country Strings Band" performs at their Christmas luncheon on Monday,
December 4, 11:30 a.m. at the VFW on Ohio Street,
Greenville. Lead by PERI member, Joyce Harrison, the band will
enliven the Christmas Spirit with the toe tapping tunes of dulcimers
and songs, fun and surprises... read
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Hometown Holiday Horse Parade returns to
Greenville
GREENVILLE, Ohio - It’s the most wonderful time of the year! The 2017
Hometown Holiday Horse Parade returns on Saturday, November 18th at 7
pm in downtown Greenville! This annual tradition in Darke County
has kicked off the holiday season for the downtown district the past 14
years! The 2017 Grand Marshal will be Dick Brown, president... read
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Edison State Hosts RN to BSN Information
Fair
Edison State Community College is hosting a Registered Nurse (RN) to
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Information Fair on Friday,
November 17, 2017, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Emerson Center at
the Piqua Campus. Current nursing students and practicing nurses are
invited to learn about the opportunities available to them in... read
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Project FeederWatch at DCP
Calling all birders! Join Darke County Park District, and participate
in Project FeederWatch, every Tuesday from 9-11am and Wednesday from
3-5pm. This is a unique citizen science program organized by Cornell
University which studies winter bird populations. Observations from
here in Darke County may be used in scientific journals and shared
with... read
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Night Out with the Wavaires! A Magical
Evening of Music!
GREENVILLE, OH – The Greenville High School Wavaires are preparing for
the Night Out With the Wavaires 2017 with the performance on November
17th, in Memorial Hall at 7:00 pm. Tickets are available for purchase
at the Flower Patch and 30 minutes prior to the performance at the box
office in Memorial Hall. A Night Out With the Wavaires... read
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OSU Extension… Zero Weight Gain Challenge
Are you interested in maintaining your weight or even losing a few
pounds during this holiday season? Could you use some
encouragement and guidance but don’t have time to attend classes?
Give our Zero Weight Gain holiday wellness challenge a try. The “Zero
Weight Gain Challenge” is an on-line challenge designed to help
participants get fit by encouraging... read
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November Blood Drives in Darke County Area;
‘Buckeye Blood
Donor’ celebrates fall football frenzy
-- DARKE COUNTY, Ohio – Area sponsors will team up with Community Blood
Center to host a community blood drives. Everyone who registers
to donate will get a free “Buckeye Blood Donor” football t-shirt.
Donors are encouraged to schedule an appointment online at
www.DonorTime.com or call 1-800-388-GIVE. The “Buckeye Blood Donor”
campaign celebrates the football championship... read
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Old Fashioned Campfire
Join us for a good old-fashioned campfire! We’re bringing back the
campfire after a great night back in July. Autumn nights just beg for
sitting around a campfire with friends, so be sure to get this on your
calendar! Join us on November 10th at 5:30pm at Shawnee Prairie
Preserve. Bring a camp chair and join a naturalist for an evening of
sitting... read
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DCCA Arts in Education presents Operation
Lunch Line
Darke County Center for the Arts will present Kid Power’s Operation
Lunch Line for kindergarten through third grade students in all local
public schools during the week of November 13. Operation Lunch Line, an
interactive musical show designed to help children learn the value of
good nutrition and exercise, uses three-dimensional special effects... read
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EUM 10th Annual Holiday Boutique
On November 11, the EUM Worship Center will be transformed into a
unique and festive atmosphere for Holiday Boutique. This marks
the 10th year that EUM’s Women’s Ministry has hosted the annual event.
In that time, we have grown from about 25 vendors to over 70! Whether
you have Christmas shopping to do, need a Girls’ Day Out, or just want
to... read
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Library Film Features Jiro Dreams of Sushi
Jiro Dreams of Sushi is a 2011 American documentary film directed by
David Gelb. The film follows Jiro Ono, an 85-year-old sushi
master and owner of Sukiyabashi Jiro, a Michelin three-star
restaurant. Sukiyabashi Jiro is a 10-seat, sushi-only restaurant
located in a Tokyo subway station. Jiro Ono serves a tasting menu
of roughly 20 courses, for... read
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BBBS partners with Bob Evans for Fundraiser
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Shelby & Darke County will be
partnering with Bob Evans for two upcoming fundraisers. The first
one will be held on Tuesday, November 7, from 6am-9pm at the Bob Evan’s
in Greenville, located at 1366 Wagner Avenue. The second one will
be held on Thursday, November 9, from 7am-9pm at the Bob Evan’s in
Sidney... read
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A Magical Evening of Music!
Area Youth Join Wavaires for Camp Presentation - GREENVILLE, OH – The
Greenville High School Wavaires are preparing for the Annual Youth Show
Choir Camp with the performance on November 17th, in Memorial Hall at
7:00 pm. Tickets are available for purchase as the Flower Patch
beginning on November 1st and 30 minutes prior to the... read
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Anna Bier Gallery… Rene Bechard Photography – Journey through
a Bubble
The Anna Bier Gallery will present photographer, Rene Bechard, at Henry
St. Clair Memorial Hall in Greenville on Saturday, NOVEMBER 4, 2017;
the exhibit will be open from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. with an artist
presentation at 7 p.m. The landscape of a soap bubble will quickly
enchant you. As you begin to move your eyes over the patterns, you
discover recognizable... read
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Darke SWCD… Soil Fertility & Nutrient Management
Workshop Series
As the farm economy becomes tighter and the environmental pressure
greater on farmers, understanding your soil fertility and nutrient
needs becomes increasingly important. The Darke Soil and Water
Conservation District (SWCD) will again be hosting the Soil Fertility
& Nutrient Management Workshop Series beginning in November.
This is a four-part workshop... read
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GHS Walking Program
Again this year, Greenville High School will open its doors to
community members seeking a warm, safe place to walk on winter
evenings. The public is invited to walk at the high school from 6 to 8
p.m. Mondays through Thursdays beginning Monday, Nov. 6, and continuing
through March 29, 2018. There will be no walking during Christmas
break. Also... read
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DCCA presents Kentucky Trio “Zoe Speaks” at
The Coffee Pot
Darke County Center for the Arts Coffeehouse Series continues with a
concert at The Coffee Pot in downtown Greenville on Thursday, November
9 featuring “Zoe Speaks,” a trio from the mountains of Kentucky. “This
group can play everything from traditional ballads to contemporary
tunes with their mellow mix of close harmonies accompanied... read
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Langsdon Mineral Collection Visits Darke
County Parks
The Mercer County District Library has a hidden gem in the Langsdon
Minerals Collection - over 900 minerals showcased at the library. In
2006 Ron & Ruth Langsdon donated a substantial part of their
personal rare mineral collection to the Mercer County Library in order
for future generations to learn and enjoy. They felt a public
library would... read
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Cancer Association Fundraiser Nov. 5 at
Memorial Hall
Cancer Association of Darke County will hold their annual gospel music
fundraiser on November 5 at St. Clair Memorial Hall. The event
will start at 3 pm and last until approximately 5 pm. There will
be refreshments along with a bake sale. ADMISSION IS FREE.
There will be a freewill offering and the association hopes that many
will be able to come and enjoy the... read
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DCCA presents award-winning vocal ensemble
Darke County Center for the Arts will present award-winning a cappella
group Six Appeal in concert at Henry St. Clair Memorial Hall in
Greenville on Saturday, November 4; the second presentation of DCCA’s
Artists Series season, the show starts at 8 p.m. “These six appealing
young gentlemen are not only outstanding vocalists, but are also... read
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Anna Bier Gallery Artist Workshop Series
The Anna Bier Gallery would like to present the Artist Workshop Series
- offering monthly workshops in many different genres, including our
upcoming workshop Calligraphy on Reclaimed Wood - by Instructor Janelle
Vargo. This workshop is scheduled for Wednesday November 8th at 6pm in
the Anna Bier Civic Room, located inside the Henry St. Clair... read
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The History of Chocolate at Library
Join us Thursday November 2nd at 6:00 p.m. At the Greenville Public
Library for a delicious and educational program presented by Kathy
Creighton from the Butler County Historical Society in Hamilton
Ohio. This is a free family-friendly event, however seating is
limited so please call 548-3915 to reserve your seat. Chocolate has
been woven... read
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Darke County Parks… Old Fashioned Campfire
Join us for a good old-fashioned campfire! We’re bringing back the
campfire after a great night back in July. Autumn nights just beg for
sitting around a campfire with friends, so be sure to get this on your
calendar! Join us on October 27th at 6:30pm at Shawnee Prairie
Preserve. Bring a camp chair and join a naturalist for an evening of
sitting around the fire, eating... read
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BBBS holds two open houses in time for the
holidays
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Shelby & Darke County will hold two
separate open houses in conjunction with local holiday events.
They will have information available regarding the various programs
they offer, volunteer opportunities, the importance of mentoring our
community’s at-risk youth, along with donation and sponsorship
opportunities for upcoming fundraiser... read
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Peace Week Brings Award-Winning Author to
Edison Campus
Held in conjunction with the Dayton Literary Peace Prize (DLPP), Edison
State Community College’s English Department will be hosting Peace Week
at the Piqua Campus. The week will culminate with a visit from the 2017
DLPP nonfiction winner, David Wood on Monday, November 6 in the
Robinson Theater at 10:30 a.m. The event is offered free of charge and
is open... read
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Whoo’s in the Parks?
Did you know that some owls will take over the nest of a hawk to raise
their young? Or that an owl’s eyes are completely immobile? Join us to
explore the owl species of Ohio. Join us on October 26th at 7pm at
Shawnee Prairie Preserve and learn about these birds of prey by meeting
our own great-horned owl and discovering how the park is planning... read
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Beggars’ Night and Halloween Parade returns
to Downtown Greenville
GREENVILLE, Ohio- On Thursday, October 26th, downtown Greenville will
be transformed into a trail of Halloween treats for elementary school
aged children. The Early Bird/BlueBag Media, Main Street Greenville and
downtown businesses are pleased to bring this safe Halloween event to
the community! There are many ways to join in the fun, including a... read
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DCCA announces Ghost Walk Tour Guides and
Actors
Darke County Center for the Arts' annual Ghost Walk, a fundraiser
celebrating the Halloween season, will take place on Friday, October
27, Saturday, October 28, and Sunday, October 29. Costumed tour guides
will lead participants to numerous haunted sites in downtown
Greenville, including several stops where actors will portray
characters involved... read
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Warm Winter Wear for Darke County Children
The employees of the Darke County Sheriff’s Office, through the support
of Sheriff Toby L. Spencer, and in conjunction with local law
enforcement, fire, and emergency medical professionals have announced
plans to host the 17th annual “Warm Winter Wear for Darke County
Children” program. Thanks to generous donations from caring
individuals... read
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The Edison Stagelight Players Present The
Crucible
The Edison Stagelight Players (ESP) will present The Crucible by Arthur
Miller and directed by Matthew Beisner. The performances will be held
October 27 through November 5 in the Robinson Theater at Edison State
Community College’s Piqua Campus. Set in seventeenth-century Salem,
Massachusetts, The Crucible is a story based upon true... read
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U.S. Army Field Band presents free concert
The internationally acclaimed United States Army Field Band will
present a free public performance at Greenville High School Gymnasium
on Thursday, November 16 at 7:30 p.m. Described as “a great instrument
for stirring patriotic emotions,” the Field Band is the official
touring musical representative of the U.S. Army. The concert,
sponsored... read
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Ghost Walk tickets on sale
Darke County Center for the Arts will continue a long-standing
Halloween-season tradition when they host their annual Ghost Walk in
downtown Greenville on Friday, October 27, Saturday, October 28, and
Sunday, October 29. Based on stories collected by Arcanum-area resident
Rita Arnold which tell of local ghostly encounters, walks will begin
at... read
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Gospel Sing to be held at Memorial Hall on
November 5
Debbie Lynn Bryson and the Homelighters Quartet along with other groups
will minister in song at the Gospel Sing on November 5, 2017 at
Memorial Hall from 3-5 pm. The HomeLighters Quartet have been
ministering in Central Ohio for over 30 years. Some of the faces
have changed, but the message has been the same since they sang
their... read
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Greenville Toastmasters to hold Open House
NEED HELP - We offer Training! The Greenville Toastmasters Club 1238,
"The Can Do Club" can enhance your skills in Leadership, Public
Speaking, Conducting meetings, Parliamentary Procedure, Active
Listening, Effective Evaluation, Creative Thinking and communicating in
your every day life. DO YOU LISTEN EFFECTIVELY? - Greenville... read
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Edison State Community College Hosts Annual
College Fair
To help students and parents through the college selection process,
Edison State Community College will be hosting their annual College
Fair on Wednesday, October 25, from 12:30 to 2 p.m. in the Charger
Gymnasium at the Piqua Campus. Finding the right college and career
path can be an overwhelming task. Options including size, location, and
cost... read
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Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy to
begin at Edison State
The Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy at Edison State Community
College is now accepting applications for the 21-week program that will
prepare students for a career in law enforcement. Students of the
program will meet for six days each week beginning in January and, upon
successful completion, will graduate from the program in... read
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Annual Fright Night at Library
Friday October 27th is everyone’s favorite Fright Night! Take the
haunted tour through the Greenville Public Library any time between
7:00 - 10:00 pm for $5.00 a person. This event is in
collaboration with Gateway Youth and all proceeds go to supporting
their non-profit program. See gateway youth programs. Other
community groups participating are... read
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Missions Gala helps build homes
Destination Known Missions Ministry of EUM Church in Greenville, Ohio
is in its twelfth year partnering with the Potter’s House Association
in Guatemala. Over the years, teams from EUM Church have built eighteen
homes for families that live in the garbage dump shanty communities.
They have visited countless families in their homes to... read
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First Presbyterian
Church… Ignite Your Spiritual
Fire, Catch the Sparks
On Saturday, November 4th at 6pm First Presbyterian Church in downtown
Greenville invites the community to a free concert devotional featuring
Greg and Rebecca Sparks. This wonderful event will feature live
music and focus on discipleship. Their music and stories bring
together individuals from many communities to inspire and deepen faith
all in one heart and... read
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Candlelight Dinner on the Prairie at DCP
The table is set, the servers are in their places, and the Darke County
Park District is ready to provide you with a remarkable 18th century
historical experience in the Log House at Shawnee Prairie Preserve at
4267 St. Rt. 502 west of Greenville. A hearth-cooked meal will be
served family-style to all who attend this unique Candlelight Dinner on
the Prairie. The event is a fundraiser with proceeds... read
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EUM Church Fall Festival: Shine
Families throughout Darke County are invited to EUM’s annual fall
festival—SHINE (Sharing His Incredible News Everywhere) on Sunday,
October 22, 2017 from 4:00—7:00 pm at the Worship Center. This year
families will be engaging in “Soul Wars” a journey through six episodes
in the epic saga of God’s plan for redemption through Jesus. In
addition to this great adventure, families... read
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DCCA presents Zydeco Experience at Bistro
Off Broadway
Zydeco legend Terrance Simien and his Zydeco Experience Band will
perform at Greenville’s Bistro Off Broadway on Thursday, October 26.
The second of Darke County Center for the Arts’ Coffeehouse Series
presentations for the new season, the show starts at 7 p.m. Simien is
an eighth generation Creole from one of the earliest families to have
settled... read
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The Great Pumpkin Hunt at DCP
Pumpkins, pumpkins everywhere! Looking for an alternative to scary
Halloween events? The Great Pumpkin Hunt is fun for the whole family.
Spend the afternoon wandering through the woods at Shawnee Prairie
Preserve on a scavenger hunt filled with tons of fall goodies. Inside
the Nature Center each child will get a pumpkin to paint and take
home... read
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Lunch & Learn at Library
The Greenville Public Library's monthly Lunch & Learn is Wednesday
October 11 at 12:30 p.m. The topic is “Bringing It All Together”
presented by Jordan Francis, Wellness Director at Wayne
Healthcare. Lunch and Learn is coordinated by Warren Richards as
part of the Library's Wellness Program. Jordan explains ”We know
we should eat right, exercise, and generally... read
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“The Ghosts of Ohio” at Memorial Hall
Here is your opportunity to meet author and paranormal researcher James
Willis and members of his nationally recognized investigative
organization “The Ghosts of Ohio.” The Greenville Public Library
is partnering with St. Clair Memorial Hall where this fascinating
program will be held on Thursday October 19th at 6:00 p.m. Free
tickets can be picked up at the Reference Desk at the Library... read
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Author and Talk Show Host to Speak
GREENVILLE, OHIO – Kris Ann Hall of Northern Florida will be doing a
guest appearance in Greenville on October 13. In addition to being a
renowned author and host of the Kris Anne Hall TV Show, she is a
Constitutional Educator with an entertaining quality. Hall will be
speaking about “State Sovereignty – the duty of state and local
representatives... read
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Health Science Program Applications
Accepted at Edison State
Applications are currently being accepted for the medical laboratory
technician (MLT) and physical therapist assistant (PTA) degree programs
at Edison State Community College. The two-year Associate of Applied
Science programs will prepare students for a career in health care.
Edison State’s MLT career program prepares graduates to properly
perform... read
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Anna Bier Art Gallery… Gail Christofferson exhibits glass mosaic
guitars
The Anna Bier Gallery will present glass mosaic guitar artist, Gail
Christofferson of Animal House Glass, at Henry St. Clair Memorial Hall
in Greenville on Saturday, OCTOBER 7, 2017; the exhibit will be open
from 6 p.m until 8 p.m. with an artist presentation at 7 p.m.
Christofferson’s passion for glass, teaching, community projects, and
creating... read
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October events bring Autumn to Downtown
Greenville
GREENVILLE, Ohio- Fall has arrived in downtown Greenville with the
October First Friday event and the annual A Day of Harvest event, held
on Friday, October 6th and Saturday, October 7th. Overflow your senses
with fall favorites found in downtown Greenville! Be sure to check out
all of the fall inspired items in the quaint shops and restaurants;
including... read
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Library Film Features Young Frankenstien
Young Frankenstein is a 1974 American comedy horror film directed by
Mel Brooks and starring Gene Wilder as the title character, a
descendant of the infamous Dr. Victor Frankenstein. The
supporting cast includes Teri Garr, Cloris Leachman, Marty Feldman,
Peter Boyle, Madeline Kahn, Kenneth Mars, Richard Haydn and Gene
Hackman. The screenplay was... read
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October Darke County Area Blood Drives
October Donors can help fight cancer - DARKE COUNTY, Ohio – Donors can
join the fight against cancer during October Breast Cancer Awareness
Month by supporting the community blood drives in Darke County
communities. Community Blood Center encourages donors to schedule an
appointment online at www.DonorTime.com or call 1-800-388-GIVE... read
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Toastmasters Open House Scheduled
Expand your Horizons - Since 1924 Toastmasters International has helped
millions of men and women become more confident in front of an
audience. Our network of clubs and their learn-by-doing program are
sure to help you become a better speaker and leader. Why pay
thousands of dollars for a seminar when you can join a Toastmasters
club for a... read
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Candlelight Dinners preparations begin
Candlelight Dinners on the Prairie will be here soon! Prairie Days is
over and Deb is ready to start work on planning our Candlelight Dinners
on the Prairie for this fall! We have two dinners scheduled:
October 28 and November 11 (unadvertised, pre-sold). If you are
interested in joining the planning committee to put these fundraising
events together, she... read
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Engage Conference 2017: Day-By-Day
The Christian faith is a faith of relationships: our relationship with
God and our relationship with others. All the work God does in our
lives to transform us more into the image of Jesus is so that we might
become who God created us to be in relationship with Him and with other
people. The early followers of Jesus understood this, and they were
committed... read
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Wayne HealthCare Candy Striper Volunteer
Program
Wayne HealthCare will resume offering volunteer opportunities for
students at least 16 years of age. Student volunteers will have the
opportunity to work with various departments within the hospital to
welcome patients and visitors; assist with delivery of care and support
staff. Students interested in the program are encouraged to attend... read
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Second National Bank Sponsors One Night in
Memphis
Darke County Center for the Arts recognizes Second National Bank as an
Impresario sponsor of the 2017-2018 "Arts Count" Season, including the
upcoming Special Event ONE NIGHT IN MEMPHIS, a tribute to music legends
Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, and Jerry Lee Lewis and their
memorable meeting at... read
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The
Beers of Autumn at Library
When the leaves start changing colors, craft beer drinkers trade in the
light beers of Summer for something better suited to Autumn's crisp
evenings. Whether it's an Oktoberfest lager that shines in the gentle
September sunlight, or a spiced ale the color of October leaves, Fall
beers can be both comforting and audacious, and are a great way to
greet the season. On Thursday... read
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Darke County Parks… Floating for Colors with Darke County Parks
Darke County Parks is going to try for one more float for the 2017
season. On Friday, October 6th from 11am to 5pm join us for a relaxing
autumn paddle. After meeting at the Nature Center, participants will
carpool to Lake Loramie State Park. Once there, everyone will enjoy a
picnic lunch then launch the boats for an afternoon on the lake!
Depending on the afternoon, the group may choose to paddle... read
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Darke County Genealogical
Society… Genealogy Workshop to be
offered at Garst
The Darke County Genealogical Society’s Fall Genealogy Workshop,
featuring speaker: Dana Ann Palmer will be Saturday, Oct 21, 2017 at
Garst Museum, 205 N. Broadway, Greenville, OH. Doors will be open
at 8:30 A.M. There will be 4 sessions: 1.Ship Passenger Lists 2.
Naturalization Records 3. Finding your German Ancestor’s Place of Orgin
4. Locating Newspapers using Chronicling America... read
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DCCA presents Tribute to Legendary
Performers
When music legends Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, and Jerry
Lee Lewis engaged in an impromptu jam session at Sam Phillips’
legendary Sun Studios in Memphis on December 4, 1956, the music
producer wisely recorded the proceedings. Darke County Center for the
Arts will present a tribute to that memorable meeting,“One Night In... read
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First Presbyterian Church to present free
concert
A concert of sacred vocal music will be presented at First Presbyterian
Church in Greenville on Friday, September 29 at 7:00 p.m. The free
concert for the community will feature vocalists Bevin Fields, Mary
McLear, Doug Klinsing, and John Person, and pianist/organist Terri
Fryman. Come and enjoy music that includes hymns and classical... read
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Accepting Entries for the Hometown Holiday
Horse Parade
GREENVILLE, Ohio- Voted best parade by the readers of Ohio Magazine in
2015, Main Street Greenville is busy preparing for the 14th Annual
Hometown Holiday Horse Parade! The parade will take place the weekend
before Thanksgiving on Saturday, November 18th. The lighted horse
parade event boasts 90+ entries and brings an estimated... read
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Garst once again participates in Museum Day
Live
Garst Museum and The National Annie Oakley Center Joins Smithsonian
Magazine’s 13th Annual Museum Day Live! Free Admission on September 23,
2017, with a Downloadable Museum Day Live! Ticket. Featured are: The
National Annie Oakley Center, Crossroads of Destiny, Lowell Thomas-With
Lawrence and Beyond. Greenville, Ohio— Garst Museum... read
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Monarch Butterflies at Library
One of the most widely recognized butterflies in the United States is
also the one in the most danger of becoming extinct. Habitat
loss, illegal logging, row crop agriculture and over use of pesticides
are just a few factors that have led to the staggering population
decrease. What can we do to reverse the damage? Spend an evening
with Darke... read
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Hosek to speak at PERI
Nathan Hosek, Attorney with the Law Office of Rudnick & Hosek, Ltd,
where his practice focuses on transactional law, will be the guest
speaker at the Public Employee Retirees, Inc. (PERI) luncheon meeting
on Monday, October 2, 11:30 a.m., in the VFW, on Ohio Street,
Greenville. PERI members will be contacted by the calling
committee and nonmembers... read
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Prairie Days at Shawnee Prairie
Step through a wrinkle in time to experience life on the Ohio frontier.
On the weekend of September 23rd and 24th the Darke County Park
District will host its annual Prairie Days festival at Shawnee Prairie
Preserve at 4267 St. Rt. 502 West near Greenville. As festival
attendants wander through the grounds they’ll hear the ring of the
blacksmith’s hammer on the anvil, smell fresh bread baking... read
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Sellick and Bergeson open DCCA Coffeehouse
Series
Internationally touring husband and wife duo Annie Sellick and Pat
Bergeson will combine their talents to open Darke County Center for the
Arts Coffeehouse Series season at the Union City Arts Depot on
Thursday, September 21. According to DCCA Artistic Director Keith
Rawlins, Nashville native Annie Sellick is known for the organic
sincerity she... read
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Many Demonstrations at Prairie Days
Once again, Prairie Days will feature many historical demonstrations.
Volunteers will be demonstrating how pioneers would have made homemade
bread in the outdoor bake oven, also known as the cob oven. This style
oven is operated by building a fire inside in order to preheat the
earthen structure, afterwards the coals are removed and the baking
surface... read
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September blood drives in Darke County and
surrounding area
DAYTON & DARKE COUNTY, Ohio – Many great opportunities to donate in
Darke County Area. Everyone who registers to donate will get a colorful
pair of socks – a new gift from Community Blood Center that “knocks our
socks off.” Donors are encouraged to schedule an appointment online at
www.DonorTime.com or call 1-800-388-GIVE. The “Saving... read
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Red Cross training for hurricane relief
volunteers
Two courses on Sept. 12 prepare volunteers to work in shelters or
handling bulk distribution of supplies to those in need - Hurricane
Harvey has proven to be one of the most disastrous storms to ever hit
the United States, causing massive flooding and causing at least 70
deaths in Texas, and Hurricane Irma is expected to follow suit by
hitting Florida this... read
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Library Film Features The Third Man
The 1949 British film noir The Third Man was directed by Carol Reed and
written by Graham Greene. It stars Joseph Cotten, Valli (Alida
Valli), Orson Welles, and Trevor Howard. The film takes place in
post-World-War-II Vienna and centers on Holly Martins, an American who
is given a job in Vienna by his friend Harry Lime. But when Holly
arrives... read
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Building Blocks 1 parenting classes planned
OSU Extension, Darke County, has scheduled a “Building Blocks I”
parenting series. The classes will be held September 27 and
October 4 and 11, 2017, 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. The “Building Blocks I” parenting... read
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VHCC hosts Bingo Night
Versailles Health Care Center, a skilled nursing and rehabilitation
center, hosted a FREE Bingo Night open to the public in August!
Bingo winners received nonperishable food items and small household
items for their prizes! Once again, attendees enjoyed popcorn and
drinks during the fun night of bingo. “Make sure to mark your calendars
for bingo night... read
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DAR and VFW to honor four Revolutionary War
soldiers
Fort GreeneVille DAR and VFW Post 7262 to Honor American Revolutionary
War Soldier at Greenlawn Cemetery. Fort GreeneVille Chapter DAR along
with VFW Post 7262 will be dedicating a marker in honor of American
Revolutionary War Soldier Zachariah Hole on Saturday, September 16th at
3:30pm at Greenlawn in Versailles. Zachariah Hole... read
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2017 Ohio State University’s Farm Science
Review, From Sam Custer
OSU Extension, Darke County - The Farm Science Review, one of the
nation’s premier agricultural trade and education shows, will be held
at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center in London, Ohio, September
19-21. New for this year’s 55th Farm Science Review, visitors will be
able to “Map Your Show” on a new mobile app in preparation for the
three-day event. The... read
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Rolling 50's Classics Fall Cruise-In Car
Show
Saturday, September 9th - 2-9 PM - The 35th Annual Legendary Rolling
50's Classics Fall Cruise-In will take place on Saturday, September 9th
from 2-9 pm in downtown Greenville! This is one of Ohio's largest
cruise-ins, you won't want to miss it! Interested in bringing a car?
Here are some details: Dash plaques to the first 450 cars; Cruise-in
entry... read
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Fiona Miller exhibits architectural ink and
watercolor
The Anna Bier Gallery will present architectural artist, Fiona Miller,
at Henry St. Clair Memorial Hall in Greenville on Saturday, September
9; the exhibit will be open from 6 p.m until 8 p.m. with an artist
presentation at 7 p.m. Fiona is a watercolor artist from the UK. Her
background and training is in the field of architecture: she has an MA
(Cantab)... read
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Intro to Disaster Preparedness at Library
Benjamin Franklin said “Failing to prepare is preparing to fail!”
Have you ever wondered what it takes to thrive during a short-term
disaster (1-14 days) when gas and electricity are not available? Join
Aaron Olson for a beginner’s guide on where to start. He will
address water procurement, what food to have on hand, where to find
food in a pinch, and... read
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Fort GreeneVille DAR participates in
SUNshine 5K
Fort GreeneVille Daughters of the American Revolution’s annual Thank A
Vet 5k run/walk has been scheduled instead with the SUNshine 5K. The
Darke County Foundation has graciously invited us to be a part of the
SUNshine 5k. The event will be held 8:30am, September 16, 2017 at the
Greenville City Park. Once again we are raising money to... read
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Darke County Parks… Volunteers Needed for Prairie Days
Prairie Days, Darke County Parks’ biggest event of the year, can’t
happen without the generous support of the community. Hundreds of
volunteers give their time and resources throughout the year, and
Prairie Days is no exception. On the weekend of September 23rd and 24th
the Darke County Park District will host its annual Prairie Days
festival at Shawnee... read
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Miami Valley Trails User Survey to be
Conducted
Darke County Parks to participate in survey - The Miami Valley Regional
Planning Commission (MVRPC) is partnering with local park districts and
citizen volunteers to conduct a quadrennial Miami Valley Trails User
Survey in September. Walkers, runners, or cyclists using the designated
Miami Valley Trails may encounter volunteers counting trail users... read
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Missions Gala Benefits “Scavengers”
For the average American, it is difficult to imagine a life in which
the city dump is both your home and place of employment. The
garbage, the smell, and the filth are outside our realm of
understanding. And yet these living conditions are reality for over
10,000 people who live and work in and around the Guatemala City Dump.
Even in their own country, these impoverished citizens are outcasts... read
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Fall Gourd Show scheduled for Sept. 9
The West Central Ohio Gourd Patch will hold their Fall Gourd Show on
Sept. 9th from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm at the Darke County Shawnee Prairie
Preserve in Greenville. Handcrafted gourds will be available to
purchase from local crafters, along with fresh and dried gourds. Come
find that new birdhouse or maybe some new fall decorations or that... read
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Timeless performer opens DCCA Artists
Series season
Darke County Center for the Arts will present
singer/songwriter/guitarist David Myles and his trio at Henry St. Clair
Memorial Hall in Greenville on Saturday, September 9; the show begins
at 8 p.m.According to DCCA Artistic Director Keith Rawlins, David Myles
will entertain music lovers of all types, and is therefore the perfect
performer to open DCCA... read
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First Friday features Outdoor Movie
Greenville, Ohio: Bring your lawn chairs, blankets, family, and friends
for an outdoor showing of “SING”! The event will take place on Friday,
September 1st in downtown Greenville. Main Street Greenville encourages
everyone to dine, shop, and enjoy other activities starting at 6 pm,
with the movie starting at dusk (around 8:15 pm). In the movie... read
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Greenville Municipal Jazz Band to Feature
Whirledge and Westfall
Concerts in the park return this Sunday, August 27th, with the
Greenville Municipal Jazz Band performing at 7pm at the Marling Band
Shell area of the Greenville City Park. The concert is free and
open to the public. Make plans now to attend this wonderful
evening of jazz and pop music. This week the band will feature the pop
and jazz vocal stylings... read
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High School Students Needed for Local “Big
Buddies” Program
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Shelby & Darke County is excited to
announce their 18th year of programming for their after-school “Big
Buddies” mentorship program. Fun and energetic high school
students are needed for the 2017-2018 school year to mentor local
elementary students. This is a wonderful opportunity for high
school students to give back to their... read
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DCCA to hold annual meeting
The Darke County Center for the Arts will hold its annual meeting on
Sept. 7, 7 p.m., in the Community Meeting Room on the third floor of
the Greenville Public Library, 126 W. Fourth St., Greenville. All
DCCA members are invited to attend. The agenda includes election
of officers and trustees and reports from the last fiscal year.
Immediately following... read
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“Building Blocks II” Parenting Class planned
OSU Extension, Darke County, has scheduled a “Building Blocks II”
parenting series. The classes will be held September 21 and 28,
2017 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. The
“Building Blocks II” parenting classes... read
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