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Jan 18, 2021 An Oak Tree is one of the strongest trees that can be found in a forest, but its strength isn’t freely given to it… its strength is earned. This year has proven to be quite the storm, but, for Marietta Community Foundation, it was an opportunity to dig their roots deeper into the community to provide shelter to the citizens of Washington County. When 2020 began, the Foundation had just celebrated a record-setting year in 2019. Coming off of this high, the Foundation’s board and staff looked to keep the momentum going. However, an unexpected storm was looming in the distance...

The Salvation Army in Paris continued to offer its services in November and December, including rent assistance, a bread line and soup kitchen and a mental health crisis hotline.

1 of 5 Salvation Army Red Kettle volunteer bell ringers were seen out at various locations around the Boyertown area this past holiday season. While Red Kettles were not out in the community as much as previous years due to the pandemic, a large Red Kettle sign installed in front the Salvation Army headquarters resulted in more in-person and online donations. Submitted photo Captains Rebecca and Joseph Smith, corps officers at The Salvation Army of Boyertown, stand in front of a 4-foot-by-3-foot Red Kettle sign in front of the building. While Red Kettles were not out i...

  Cheers to the beautiful, historic Orpheum Theatre. The different show times are good, as are the matinees. Small town heart, with big city service, this is a high-calibre venue. We are very happy it is open again.   Cheers to whoever place candy canes on vehicles at shopping areas in Estevan on a Saturday afternoon. People really appreciated the gesture.   Cheers to everybody who supported the Community Hamper Association and the Angel Tree Program. Thanks for helping people have a better Christmas this year.   Cheers to the Estevan Kinettes Club for another enjoyable PJ Project...

"This year was a lot more challenging," Ray said. "It was quite a bit of shopping." The bags were taken out to the parking lot on the side of the building, located at 319 W. Broadway Ave. in downtown Farmington, and placed inside vehicles. Ray said the Salvation Army Farmington Corps spent about $6,000 on toy donations, which amounted to roughly 700 children getting gifts. Ray said many of the families that have come to her have family members who are unemployed and had used up their unemployment benefits entering the holiday season, making the Angel Tree Program distribution an even more...