Begin to Bird – Part I Great time to begin a new hobby! Birding can give life-long enjoyment. Start with the basics, with Dick Malnory. There will be two sessions – January 23 and January 30; the second session is a continuation of Part I, not a repeat. Advance registration is not required but helps …
Begin to Bird – Part II Great time to begin a new hobby! Birding can give life-long enjoyment. Start with the basics, with Dick Malnory. There will be two sessions – January 23 and January 30; the second session is a continuation of Part I, not a repeat. Advance registration is not required but helps …
To raise funds for house builds and repairs this year, Habitat for Humanity is hosting their annual Habi-Taters dinner on Saturday evening, January 30, 5:30 – 8:00 pm at First United Methodist Church, 401 W. Elm, Sherman, across from the municipal building and Finley Theater. You are invited to their come-and-go dinner and silent auction …
February's book is "The Last Gentleman Adventurer: Coming of Age in the Arctic" by Edward Beauclerk Maurice. Join us each first Thursday of the month to discuss whatever we happen to be reading. Even if you haven't read that month's selection feel free to join us! March's book is "Weird Life" by David Toomey.
Leave It to Beaver Dr. Jessica Healy, Assistant Professor of Biology at Austin College, will fill us in on this mammal with the hardworking reputation.
16th Annual St. Mary's Casino Night
March's book is "Weird Life" by David Toomey. Join us each first Thursday of the month to discuss whatever we happen to be reading. Even if you haven't read that month's selection feel free to join us!
The Denison Chapter of the Gold Star Mothers managed and gave tours of the Eisenhower Birthplace in the early 1950s. They even hosted Presidential-candidate Dwight Eisenhower for a visit in June 1952. View a special exhibit about these remarkable women and take a free Birthplace tour at 3 pm about the Gold Star Mothers and …
President Dwight Eisenhower and First Lady Mamie Eisenhower revived the Easter Egg Roll tradition at the White House in 1953. Enjoy an egg scramble, egg roll races, and craft activities. For youth up to age 12.
