Today's Features

    St. John’s Episcopal Church will observe Good Friday with the Stations of the Cross. This follows Jesus as He carries His cross to Calvary, His crucifixion and death. During this service, people physically follow Jesus moving to 14 stations in the sanctuary.

    From the time he was a young man, Joe Collins has always loved art, with an interest in three-dimensional art forms.

    “They were so expensive I thought, ‘I can’t afford them, so I’ll make them,’” Collins said.
    So, he became a sculptor.
    “I started out carving wood 35 years ago,” he said.

    Music played a big part of the culture in the 1940s with its patriotic and sentimental themes as World War II raged around the world.

    On Saturday, Feb. 9, after a four-year hiatus, area residents will get a chance to relive those times as the National D-Day Memorial brings back the GI Jive 1940s dance. The event will be held, this year, at the Elks National Home.
    Karen Nichols and her Quartet will bring the sounds of the times to the stage.

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