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Thrift store that supports the community marks first anniversary

United Way of Lamar County announces 2021 agency allocations and program funding

In 2021 United Way of Lamar County partner agencies allocations are as follows: The King’s Daughters: $43,000 American Red Cross: $20,000 Salvation Army: $10,000 Boy Scouts Circle Ten: $2,000 Lamar County Child Welfare Board: $28,000 RSVP: $5,000 LCHRC Meals on Wheels: $48,000 LCHRC Horizon House: $30,000 Safe-T Agency: $20,000 RRV Down Syndrome Society: $28,000 Paris Kiwanis Imagination Library: $5,000 Habitat for Humanity: $18,000 Ark-Tex COG/ Paris Metro: $25,000 Downtown Food Pantry: $30,000 Early Childhood Intervention: $3,000 C.E.R.T.: $2,000 Tailored Rides Equine Assisted Therapy: $5,000 In addition to funding the 2021 partner agencies, United Way of Lamar County has allocated $50,000 to its rental assistance program, United Home, $2,500 to the Foster Parent Association and will continue to offer free tax preparation through its VITA program.

County commissioner appointments approved

RenRe pitches in with help for charities

Looking Back on Dec. 18

Read Article 100 Years Ago: 1920 The Jordan Scientific Society held a regular meeting in its headquarters in Carnegie Science Hall, at Bates College Wednesday evening. Mr. Costello, of the Lewiston Sun, gave an Instructive talk on “Gathering in the News.”  He had some interesting excerpts from articles of the London Times, of one hundred years ago, gave a brief explanation of the operation of linotype machines and spoke at length about the Associated Press today. 50 Years Ago: 1970 The Christmas Formal is coming up tomorrow evening at the Edward Little High School Gym. The annual event attracts many students each year from both Edward Little and from Lewiston High School. lt is an event that is co-sponsored by two sororities — and made up of ELHS students and co-sponsored by those who study on the other side of the river.

REALTORS® Host Drive-Through Toy Drive to Support Bay Area Foster Kids

Share this article Share this article SAN JOSE, Calif., Dec. 17, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Members of the Santa Clara County Association of REALTORS® (SCCAOR) donated hundreds of toys and pajamas at their recent drive-through Toy Drive event. In addition to the donations, a total of $3950 was raised online, with everything going to the Kinship, Adoptive and Foster Parent Association (KAFPA). "The REALTOR® Community has once again shown their incredible support for a great cause," said Sandy Jamison, SCCAOR President. "KAFPA does amazing work for foster kids in our community. We couldn't all meet in person this year but I am amazed at all the toys and money that was raised by our members."