Gib Young portrays our 26th president at the Sheridan Middle School Joyce Cline Auditorium, in Sheridan as part of the Boxley Lecture Series 2012.
Young, from Huntington Indiana is a Theodore Roosevelt historical interpreter and has performed extensively throughout the country, including:
Mt Rushmore
Devils Tower
Mt. Vernon
The Boxley Lectures Series was founded in 2008 to celebrate the life of George Boxley a Virginia abolitionist who settled in Sheridan and built a log cabin in 1828 where he taught school.
The series of heritage and cultural programs was created by an alliance of the Sheridan Public Library, Sheridan Community Schools and Sheridan Historical Society.
The visit from President Roosevelt is open to the public:
February 16 at 6:00 p.m., 3030 W. 246th Street, Sheridan, Indiana at the Joyce Cline Auditorium in the Sheridan Middle School.
A breakfast event to benefit the local Scout programs will be held at the Hamilton County 4-H Grounds, 2003 E. Pleasant Street on Thursday, February 9. The morning will begin with social time at 7 am and the breakfast will begin at 7:30.
Attendees will be asked to make a donation during the breakfast to help fund local Scout programs.
This is the seventeenth annual Noblesville Mayor's Breakfast for Scouting, hosted by Mayor John Ditslear.
County Commissioner Steve Holt will be one of the morning's featured speakers. In addition, Scouts of different ages will speak about their experiences and the values and skills hat Scouting has taught them.
To attend the breakfast or for questions please RSVP by Friday, February 3rd via email to
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or by phone to 317-776-6367.
Indianapolis has done an amazing job creating the Super Bowl experience. With the Super Bowl this close there are so many events to put on your calendar.
Rather than duplicating all of the events and taking a chance of missing something that you might want to have on your calendar, click this link to get the official list.
You may think we are a head a bit sharing with you a Valentine's Day event. But this is such a special event that you should make reservations now and put it in your calendar.
Local merchants are hosting an I Do event, a time to renew your vows or share them for the first time.
The event includes:
Ceremony/reception location at The Fern of Westfield
Hors d'oeuvres provided by Keltie's Restaurant
Romantic Harp Music from Mary Kay Bonner
Long Stem Rose from Union Street Flowers & Gifts
Officiant, Rev. Ida-May Hanson
Bride and Groom cupcakes by Sweet Express
Toast provided by "Spirit of the Event" Pearl Wedding Cake Vodka
Wedding Memories captured by Wyant Photography
A ceremony is $75 and a renewal is $50.
For details on how to make your reservations please visit the "I Do" Page.
Dr. Tony Evans, one of America's most influential pastors will be the keynote speaker for this years national Men With No Regrets Conference.
The event will take place on February 2, 2012, doors open at 8:00 am.
The local hosting location is Central Christian Church, 1242 W. 136th St, Carmel.
Video Stream Seminars...Unleashed
Unleashed to Live
Unleashed to Overcome
Unleashed to Work
Unleashed to Move
"No Regrets" Mission...
to create and environment for men to be challenged in their relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ by providing information and application about what it looks like to be a godly man in the home, at work, and in their individual ministry.
Tickets are $20 per person and does include lunch.
We have found out that there is a complimentary round-trip Super Celebration Bus Service that will run from Clay Terrace to downtown Indianapolis on Friday and Saturday, February 3-4 beginning at 11 am and from the Fashion Mall to downtown Indy on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, February 2-4 beginning at 11 am. Be sure to grab a color-coded wristband for the ride home.
This will be a great way to avoid all of that stress finding parking and the expense of gas.
We really love this events. Taste of the Chamber is hosted by the Carmel Chamber and will be on January 19th at the Ritz Charles from 4:30-7:00. The entry for members is $5 and guests is $10. There is great food, I mean really great food, fun and meeting alot of people.
Here are some highlights of a previous Taste of the Chamber:
The end of the semester is just around the corner for many of the schools in our county. If you have a student who could use a little help to end the semester with all the stress of the holiday, we suggest that you contact Chyten. Chyten is a great service for those students who might need some help with a difficult subject in school or wants to get some
help before a big test, like the SAT.
Find out about their different services by clicking the video below.
