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Community Events in Douglas and Eastern Wyoming

ACTS (Alcohol & Chemical Treatment Series), a nationally recognized Alcohol and Substance Abuse program, is coming to New Life Christian Fellowship in Douglas, starting Friday, July 23rd at 7pm. This is a free of charge,  bi-weekly course, and has been extremely successful in helping overcome addiction to alcohol, narcotics, and nicotine. For more information  or to register for this exciting new beginning, please call Pastor Michael Tucker at 358-3450, or 358-8456. All calls are confidential.

The Douglas High School Football Booster Club is taking orders for Bearcat Paw Prints to be painted on driveways, sidewalks, etc. They are $15 and, for that price, you can choose either 1 large, 2 medium or 3 small paw prints. We will be painting them the last weekend in July and the first 2 weekends in August. For more information, call Kristi at 358-4709.

Take Off Pounds Sensibly with us: TOPS, WY 50, in Douglas meets Thursday mornings at 9:30 A.M. at the National Guard Armory 315 N. Pearson Road. For more information please call Nancy at 358-3467 or Etta at 624-0013.

The Converse County Coalition Against Violence is looking for volunteers. You can help by being a volunteer advocate, work in the office, court watch, be a shelter mentor or help with fundraising. Training is free. For more information, call the Coalition office at 358-6148.

In Converse County, AmeriCorps members help victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. If you are 18 or older and want to help in your community, earn a stipend and benefits, earn money for college or to pay back student loans, be an Americorps member. Call the Converse County Coalition Against Violence at 358-4800 for more information.

Are you passionate about literacy and making a positive difference in your community? Literacy Volunteers of Douglas is recruiting new board members to guide the nonprofit organization into the future. We’re looking for people with a commitment to their communities. Skills in finance, public relations, fundraising and organizational development are valued but not required. Interested? Call board president Sonia Cottrell at 358-4412.

If you love kids, there are teens in our area that need a home that will help them grow toward independance. Open your heart and your home as a foster parent. Ongoing training and reimbursement are provided. Call Lifenet at 358-5193 for more information.