‘Shopping for Siblings,’ Project Love projects to provide toys, clothing

‘Tis the season and the Jackson Food Program/Clothesline has two ways (something old and something new) for the public to give back to the community during this holiday period.
Jackson Lioness Club Candy Store open for business

The Jackson Lioness Club Candy Store opened Thursday, Nov. 15 at 235 Broadway Street in downtown Jackson. Hours of operation will be Monday through Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.
JHS Drama Club play: Road to Neverland leads through Jackson

The road to the mythical Neverland of storybook fame made its way through Jackson this past weekend as the Jackson High School Drama Club presented Peter and the Starcatcher at the Jackson Middle School Auditorium. Under the direction of Cathy Lord and Shawn Murray, performances were conducted Friday and Saturday evening as well as an afternoon matinee on Sunday.
Krav Maga self-defense taught at YMCA

Protection of an individual’s body, a business, home or church is a growing concern of many people. On Friday night, Nov. 9, World Expert Self-Defense Trainer Sharir Richman from Israel came to the Jackson YMCA to demonstrate the Krav Maga method of self-defense. He is with the Israeli Contact Combat system organization.
Two D. M. Davis Vocal Choir Directors commissioned as Kentucky Colonels

During the regular rehearsal of the D. M. Davis Vocal Choirs, on Tuesday, Nov. 6 at the Markay Cultural Arts Center, two of the directors were surprised with certificates indicating that they had been commissioned as Kentucky Colonels by the Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
COAD/RSVP Awards given to those kind enough to volunteer

The 44TH Annual COAD/RSVP of the Ohio Valley Recognition and Awards Luncheon took place on Friday, Nov. 2 at the Christ United Methodist Church Family Life Center. The 2017-18 Volunteer Awards are presented to those who have served milestone years or hours of service; and special awards were given to volunteers who have given service specifically to the RSVP. This year’s theme was “Our volunteers are jewels.”
Sisters collaborate on children’s book

Betty White Jenkins of Wellston and Marjorie White McVey of New Plymouth have a new title to add to their already long and impressive resumes: author and illustrator. The sisters revealed their newly published children’s book, How Do We Know That Spring’s Aglow?, last week in Wellston.
JACXKSON-VINTON COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
Community warmly invited to ‘Christmas in the Village’

The Oak Hill Area Chamber of Commerce, Oak Hill Christmas Lights Committee, Oak Hill Historical Society, Oak Hill Festival of Flags Committee, and the Oak Hill Village Council cordially invite the community to “Christmas in the Village,” on Saturday, Dec. 1.
Marching Oaks perform at Pro Hall of Fame Stadium

Members of the Oak Hill Marching Oaks Band posed for this group photo at Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton as a way to remember their performance on the famed football field this past Saturday, Nov. 10.

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