July 16, 2021 at 6:04 p.m.
Be part of farm book
Taking Note
Be part of farm book
Own a longtime family farm? It can be featured in a new book.
Acclaim Press is creating the “Hoosier Homestead Farm” Legacy Book to feature the more than 5,800 farms that have received the Hoosier Homestead Award for longevity.
All Hoosier Homestead farms are eligible to submit up to 300 words about their history to be included in the book.
“Indiana has a rich history in agriculture,” said Indiana Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch in a press release. “The prospect of this book is very exciting and will further preserve our state’s heritage and the Hoosier farm family’s longstanding commitment to Indiana, agriculture and community.”
Details can be found at acclaimpress.com. To submit information, email 300 words and a photo to [email protected]. The deadline is Aug. 31.
Applications open
LifeStream Services is accepting applications for its Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program Vouchers.
The vouchers can be used to purchase items such as beans, peppers, tomatoes, apples and other fruits and vegetables from qualifying locations. They are worth $20 and are provided by the state on a first-come, first-serve basis.
To be eligible, applicants must be 60 or older and meet income guidelines.
For details, visit lifestreaminc.org/nutrition or call (800) 589-1121.
Concerts continue
The Dunkirk Webster Depot Park Concert Series resumes Saturday with a performance by John Beatrice Band.
The band features area musicians who perform oldies, classic rock, contemporary and country music.
The concert series continues at 7 p.m. each Saturday through the first weekend of August. The schedule is as follows:
July 24 — Boot Hill Band
July 31 — Jay Foxx Band
Aug. 7 — Spittin’ Image
Senior series
Arts Place’s Arts in the Parks program is in its final weeks.
The summer arts program for school-aged children offers classes in 14 communities, including Portland, Dunkirk, Redkey, Pennville and Fort Recovery. Classes, which are open to children ages 6 through 18, are $5 each with a maximum of $30 per child.
Information on the classes available in each community are available online at artsland.org. Brochures are available at Arts Place, 131 E. Walnut St., Portland.
Classes, which range from a single day to a full week, continue through the end of July.
Acclaim Press is creating the “Hoosier Homestead Farm” Legacy Book to feature the more than 5,800 farms that have received the Hoosier Homestead Award for longevity.
All Hoosier Homestead farms are eligible to submit up to 300 words about their history to be included in the book.
“Indiana has a rich history in agriculture,” said Indiana Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch in a press release. “The prospect of this book is very exciting and will further preserve our state’s heritage and the Hoosier farm family’s longstanding commitment to Indiana, agriculture and community.”
Details can be found at acclaimpress.com. To submit information, email 300 words and a photo to [email protected]. The deadline is Aug. 31.
Applications open
LifeStream Services is accepting applications for its Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program Vouchers.
The vouchers can be used to purchase items such as beans, peppers, tomatoes, apples and other fruits and vegetables from qualifying locations. They are worth $20 and are provided by the state on a first-come, first-serve basis.
To be eligible, applicants must be 60 or older and meet income guidelines.
For details, visit lifestreaminc.org/nutrition or call (800) 589-1121.
Concerts continue
The Dunkirk Webster Depot Park Concert Series resumes Saturday with a performance by John Beatrice Band.
The band features area musicians who perform oldies, classic rock, contemporary and country music.
The concert series continues at 7 p.m. each Saturday through the first weekend of August. The schedule is as follows:
July 24 — Boot Hill Band
July 31 — Jay Foxx Band
Aug. 7 — Spittin’ Image
Senior series
Arts Place’s Arts in the Parks program is in its final weeks.
The summer arts program for school-aged children offers classes in 14 communities, including Portland, Dunkirk, Redkey, Pennville and Fort Recovery. Classes, which are open to children ages 6 through 18, are $5 each with a maximum of $30 per child.
Information on the classes available in each community are available online at artsland.org. Brochures are available at Arts Place, 131 E. Walnut St., Portland.
Classes, which range from a single day to a full week, continue through the end of July.
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