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The Smithville Area Chamber of Commerce held its 98th annual Chamber Awards Banquet on May 15. Though we had planned to hold our banquet outside in front of the new building, Mother Nature had other plans and we quickly moved from our outdoor set up to indoors at the Recreation Center in just over one hour. Many thanks to Smithville Recreation Center Director Ashley Garrison for accommodating our last-minute change of venue! Once set up and ready to go, we kicked off with live music by the Musikatz, a local four-piece jazz band. Dinner was served by Catering by Chabot, a delicious combinatio...
The Dispatch A fundraiser will help a local teen's family cover the costs of cancer treatments; a consignment store in Thomasville has a new address; and the West Davidson Library has received a grant: Here's What's Happening in Davidson County. Teen battling cancer 2nd time will benefit from fundraiser "Overwhelming" is how organizers of a fundraiser to help a Davidson County teenager battling cancer a second time described the support they have received from the community and beyond. A fundraiser to help Gavin Hill's family with expenses related to his treatment at Levine Children's Hosp...
Ronald E. Truax, longtime resident of Cadillac passed away on Monday, April 12, 2021. He was 89. Ron was born on September 14, 1931, in Cadillac to parents, Clyde and Ranghild (Nelson) Truax. He proudly served his country during the Korean War with the United States Airforce. Ron entered into marriage to the former Marilyn Mayo at the old Selma Street Methodist Church in Cadillac, in June 1957, celebrating nearly 64 years together. Ron made a living working with Metropolitan Life Insurance for 20 years. He was a member of Cadillac United Methodist Church, where he was a Charter member of the ...
Historic churches of the Lewes United Methodist Charge remembered Faith United Methodist Church member Hurley Waples of Rehoboth Beach designed and built this 3-D representation of the four African American churches that historically made up the Lewes United Methodist Charge. Shown are Israel United Methodist Church, still in existence at 20230 Plantation Road, Lewes; the former Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church, now called Faith United Methodist Church, still in existence at 19940 Church St., Rehoboth Beach; the former John Wesley United Methodist Church in Belltown, which has been sol...