Community Events in Douglas & Eastern Wyoming
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THE CONVERSE COUNTY FARM BUREAU PRESENTS A COMMUNITY AND CURRENT EVENTS DISCUSSION, WITH THE LATEST INFORMATION ON WEED AND PEST UPDATES.
CHERYL SCHWARTZKOPF WITH THE CONVERSE COUNTY WEED AND PEST WILL GIVE AN UPDATE ON THE LATEST WEED AND PEST ISSUES IN CONVERSE COUNTY ON TUESDAY, MAY 24TH AT 7 PM AT THE DOUGLAS MOOSE LODGE.
THE EVENT IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
CHERYL SCHWARTZKOPF WITH THE CONVERSE COUNTY WEED AND PEST WILL GIVE AN UPDATE ON THE LATEST WEED AND PEST ISSUES IN CONVERSE COUNTY ON TUESDAY, MAY 24TH AT 7 PM AT THE DOUGLAS MOOSE LODGE.
THE EVENT IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
Guernsey VFW 4471 will be serving breakfast again this Sunday morning May 29th, from 7 AM to 11 AM.
They'll be serving pancakes, sausage, eggs, biscuits, sausage gravy, pork chili, breakfast burritos, coffee and orange juice.
Cost is $9 dollars for adults, $7 dollars for seniors 60-plus, children 6 to 12, and military in uniform.
Happy Memorial Day from the Guernsey VFW.
They'll be serving pancakes, sausage, eggs, biscuits, sausage gravy, pork chili, breakfast burritos, coffee and orange juice.
Cost is $9 dollars for adults, $7 dollars for seniors 60-plus, children 6 to 12, and military in uniform.
Happy Memorial Day from the Guernsey VFW.
In honor of the sacrifices of America's fallen military men and women this Memorial Day weekend, Wyoming Rescue Mission will serve a special barbecue lunch on Monday, May 30th at 11 AM at the Park Street Center, 230 North Park Street in Casper.
The Mission honors those who served, especially those veterans who have experienced homelessness.
For the more than 100 men and women that Wyoming Rescue Mission serves on a daily basis, about 7 percent are veterans.
Anyone who would enjoy a dinner of bratwursts and burgers, including veterans who would like to honor their fellow soldiers, is welcome to attend.
The Mission honors those who served, especially those veterans who have experienced homelessness.
For the more than 100 men and women that Wyoming Rescue Mission serves on a daily basis, about 7 percent are veterans.
Anyone who would enjoy a dinner of bratwursts and burgers, including veterans who would like to honor their fellow soldiers, is welcome to attend.
You are invited to the Smithsonian's "Museum on Main Street Exhibit", "CROSSROADS: CHANGES IN RURAL AMERICA" at the Converse County Library at 300 Walnut St in Douglas.
The Crossroads Exhibit is curated by the Smithsonian Institution as a tribute to rural and small-town America, and is supported by Wyoming Humanities.
Converse County is one of only six locations in the state to be specifically chosen to house this special exhibit, which will be on display at the Douglas library through June 25.
The Crossroads Exhibit is curated by the Smithsonian Institution as a tribute to rural and small-town America, and is supported by Wyoming Humanities.
Converse County is one of only six locations in the state to be specifically chosen to house this special exhibit, which will be on display at the Douglas library through June 25.
The Douglas Kiwanis Club offers Coats For Kids.
If you'd like to donate, drop off your lightly-used winter wear at Four Seasons Cleaners, 2nd St, downtown Douglas. They'll clean the items at no charge.
If you'd like to pick up free coats for kids and adults, they're available during business hours at Irwins Furniture, 2nd St, downtown Douglas
Call 358-3215 for more information.
If you'd like to donate, drop off your lightly-used winter wear at Four Seasons Cleaners, 2nd St, downtown Douglas. They'll clean the items at no charge.
If you'd like to pick up free coats for kids and adults, they're available during business hours at Irwins Furniture, 2nd St, downtown Douglas
Call 358-3215 for more information.
The Converse Hope Center is recruiting volunteers for general duties, events, vehicle maintenance, mentoring program, and HOPE Line Advocates. Pick-up an application at 126 N. 5th St. or call 358-6148 for more information.
