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27 November, 2024

CSCS Daycare students had fun disguising turkeys!

27 November, 2024

Renee Guthrie Presented Program at Club Meeting

By Faye Gaston

Sadie Pugh was the program chairperson for the November 14 meeting of the Chunnenuggee Garden Club. She enlisted guest Renee Guthrie to demonstrate how to design a Thanksgiving-themed flower arrangement. Guthrie furnished each attendee with a sack of flowers, greenery, and a styrofoam base.  She gave instructions as each person designed an arrangement that could be placed on a low or high container as a centerpiece for a Thanksgiving meal.

27 November, 2024

Seniors enjoyed Paint and Sip party at Nutrition Center

By Felicia Farnsworth

On Wednesday, November 20, We Do Care In-Home Services’ Angelica Byrd and Community Volunteers held a Paint and Sip party for the senior citizens at the Union Springs Nutrition Center. The seniors enjoyed a light snack with some sparkling grape juice while they chose a fall picture to paint.

27 November, 2024

Pet Parents receive Thanksgiving goodies from local rescue

Chick-N-Pups Canine Crusade surprised Nutrition Center pet parents with Thanksgiving Goodie Bags for their dogs and cats. Photo submitted by Jennifer Gallagher, owner of Chick-N-Pups Canine Crusade.

27 November, 2024

Thanksgiving and Native American Heritage Day: A time for reflection and unity

By Felicia Farnsworth

Every November, Americans celebrate Thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday of the month, a holiday deeply rooted in the narrative of the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag people's 1621 harvest feast. The day following Thanksgiving, Native American Heritage Day serves as a recognition of the vibrant cultures, traditions, and contributions of Indigenous peoples in the United States. Together, these two days create an opportunity to reflect on history, acknowledge complexity, and celebrate diversity.

27 November, 2024

The Model Garden Club held November Meeting

Staff Reports

The Model Garden Club met on Tuesday afternoon, November 19 at the lovely country home of Becke Blanton in Fitzpatrick. Hostesses were Becke and Barbara Knaus. After the business meeting, Master Gardener Jane Mott Martin presented the program on bulbs. She provided members with a handout containing information on types of bulbs, how to choose the right bulb, and when and how to plant them.

27 November, 2024

Bullock County Humane Society pet of the week!

This sweet girl is Clover. She is spayed, heartworm-negative, approximately 1.5 years old, up to date on all shots and the rabies one-year vaccination, and she is on heartworm and flea prevention. Clover has been at the shelter since she was a puppy. This young lady is ready for a family that will love and pamper her. She is great with other dogs and loves people. Clover is petite and appears to be setter mixed. Clover is available for foster or adoption now! She is a beautiful and precious pup; how could you not want this sweet baby girl?

27 November, 2024

Inspired - Sixth Grade: Show your work

Willie Spears

27 November, 2024

Oldest home standing in the USA: Smith Home, 201 Chunnenuggee Ave.

By T. Shepherd

Is your love of this community as rooted and deep as some of our founders?

The history of Union Springs is so deep and amazing. Union Springs was originally part of four counties: Pike, Macon, Barbour and Montgomery, before being combined to form what we call “Bullock County.” Can you imagine leaving family and property thousands of miles from here (Connecticut) - a land so different in culture, weather, terrain and even government structure?

20 November, 2024

CAMO Kids learn safety and skills at Field Day in Midway

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Children and Mentors Outdoors (CAMO) held their annual Field Day Shooting and Archery at Harris Park in Midway, AL. on Saturday, November 16. The weather made for a bright and sunshine-filled day for the seventeen children who participated in the three-hour event. Activities included learning how to properly shoot a bow and arrow as well as a pellet gun and learning the proper safety measures to use when doing so.

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