Community Calendar
THE AMERICAN VETERANS MEMORIAL IN ASH FLAT IS SELLING BRICKS TO HONOR ANYONE WHO SERVED IN THE U.S. MILITARY. BRICKS SELL FOR $50 EACH. BRICK FORMS ARE AVAILABLE AT ASH FLAT CITY HALL OR BY CALLING 870-994-7324.
THE EVENING SHADE FIRE DEPARTMENT IS SELLING CHANCES ON A HALF BEEF. IT’S $10 A TICKET. ONLY A THOUSAND TICKETS WILL BE SOLD. PURCHASE TICKETS FROM ANY EVENING SHADE FIREMAN, AT CITY HALL OR AT VFW POST #8042. THE RAFFLE ENDS OCTOBER 31ST, THE WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED THE FIRST WEEK OF NOVEMBER.
The Bridge Community Church south of West Plains on Highway 63, four miles south of the Dairy Queen, is now holding Sunday night services at 6 p.m. Pastor Dan Duncan welcomes everyone. For more information call 417-293-3240.
VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED AT THE HORSESHOE BEND RECYCLING CENTER. VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS OR SATURDAYS. ANYONE INTERESTED IN HELPING IS INVITED TO DROP BY AND VISIT WITH RECYCLING CENTER MANAGER, JOHN WATTS, BY CALLING 870-345-5749.
GED CLASSES ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE ADULT EDUCATION DEPARTMENT AT OZARKA COLLEGE. CLASSES ARE HELD TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY FROM 9AM UNTIL 3PM ON THE MELBOURNE CAMPUS; TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 9AM UNTIL 3PM ON THE ASH FLAT CAMPUS. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PHONE THE ADULT EDUCATION OFFICE AT OZARKA COLLEGE AT 870-368-2051.
A CELEBRATE RECOVERY MEETING IS HELD EVERY MONDAY NIGHT AT 6PM AT THE SALEM FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH. CHILDCARE IS PROVIDED. PHONE 870-895-0885 FOR MORE INFORMATION.
The Sharp County Conservation District is selling one-pound packages of pecan halves and one-pound packages of pecan pieces for $10.50 each. Just go to 212 Court Road next to the courthouse in Ash Flat
The Highland Band’s annual cookie dough sale is underway. You can contact any Highland Band student to place your order- proceeds will support band trips.
The St. Paul United Methodist Church will now be having a service every Sunday at 1 pm. Pastor Boyd Sawyer and the congregation welcome everyone.
4TH THURSDAY MONTHLY – THAYER:
The Pregnancy Resource Center of West Plains will be at the Christian Activity Center on 420 Chestnut Street in Thayer on the 4th Thursday of each month from 1pm to 4pm. They will be offering free services including pregnancy tests, diapers, wipes, formula, education and other material resources. . These services are available to everyone in our community and surrounding areas! Come see us on the 4th Thursday of each month.
Second Thursday of every month, West Plains’ Pregnancy Resource Center is holding a pop up clinic at Alton First Baptist.
From 1p to 4p in the basement.
Free services like: limited ultrasounds, pregnancy tests, and material resources.
Appointments or walk-ins welcome
For questions contact PRC at 417-204-4407
4TH MONDAY MONTHLY – THAYER:
Dementia Caregiver Support Group presented by Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Missouri and Senior Age
4th Monday of the month from 8:30am to 1oam
Thayer Fun and Friends Senior Center- 100 Chestnut Street
Mark Applegate 417-255-2513 or email mark.applegate@seniormo.org
Please contact the facilitator before attending your first meeting and for weather cancellation concerns
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17- SALEM, AR:
Country Quilters Quilt Guild and Grace Place invite you to join them for their second Beginner’s Sewing Class.
This month they will be making the “Cutie Pie Pouch”
Free kits will be available.
Please bring your sewing machine (if you have one).
They have three sewing machines to share.
WHEN: September 17th at 10:00 a.m.
WHERE: 221 N. Oak St. ( small building next to the Thrift Store)
Country Quilters Quilt Guild meets on the second Wednesday of the month at 10:00 at the Fulton County Fairgrounds. 124 Arena Lane in The Hickinbotham Building.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17- SALEM, AR:
Fields of Faith at the Salem High School Greyhound Football Field. Gates open at 6:30pm, starts at 7pm. One Day. One Message. One Stand. Food, fellowship, student testimonies from area schools, worship, word and Jesus. Speaker will be Prayer Evangelist Elijah Hall. If a student has a testimony or you want to volunteer to help text 903-733-3836 for more info.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18- ALTON:
Chamber meeting will be Thursday, September 18th at Noon at Collins Coffee on the square.
Topics to be discussed include wrapping up loose ends with the Walnut Festival and discussing the Halloween Trunk-or-Treat.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19- DONIPHAN:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Lilly Germeroth, lilly@moprairie.org, 314-390-5035
Free Invasive Plant ID and Control Workshop in Doniphan Doniphan, MO – The Missouri Invasive Plant Council (MoIP) is offering a free training on invasive plant management to support local landowners and agencies on Friday,September 19 in Doniphan, Missouri. The training will include information on identification and control of a wide range of invasive plant species and guidance in navigating cost-shareopportunities for funding invasive plant control on private property. The workshop, which will begin at 10:00 and end at 3:00, will include classroom instruction and a field component. Lunch will be provided. To register, email lilly@moprairie.org or call 314-390-5035. “Invasive plant species severely impact forestry, livestock, and recreational economies in Missouri,” said Carol Davit, MoIP Chair. The early detection and control of these species is key in preventing their spread, and private landowners play a key role in this important work. This training is being offered to support private landowners in these efforts. This workshop is made possible thanks to funding from the L-A-D foundation. MoIP is a multi-agency, multi-industry networking and advocacy group to bolster statewide efforts to identify and control the invasive plant species that severely impact several sectors of the Missouri economy and native biodiversity. See the MoIP webpage at moinvasives.org for detailed guides on the management of specific invasive plant species and other resources.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19- THAYER:
Parents As Teachers presenting Big Truck Night at the Thayer Elementary parking lot from 5pm to 7pm. All kids welcome to attend (do not have to be a Thayer Elementary student). Come get a goodie bag and look at all the big trucks.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th- MT. GROVE:
Operation Christmas Child Project Leader Workshop 2025 from 10am to Noon at the First Baptist Church in Mt. Grove (807 E. 17th Street). Join them for a fun and inspirational evening featuring: prayer table, castaway island (what not to send in shoeboxes), craft table, exciting door prizes, free shoeboxes, and more. This is a great opportunity to connect with others who share a passion for packing Operation Christmas Child Shoeboxes. RSVP by emailing: somojoyfulpackers@gmail.com
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th- THAYER:
Get ready Thayer and surrounding areas….it is almost Fall Swap Meet Time in the parking lot of Value Seekers! That’s right…the date has been set…Sat., Sept 20th from 7 to 5…Make your plans to come and set up for a day of selling, buying and fun. Call Teresa at 417-274-4585 for any questions!
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd and 30th – THAYER, WEST PLAINS, GAINSVILLE AND MT. GROVE:
Flu vaccinations are now available at all Ozarks Healthcare Pharmacy locations, with both regular and high-dose options (for ages 65+) offered. Vaccines are available Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on a walk-in basis. In addition, Ozarks Healthcare Pharmacies will host two dedicated Flu Vaccination Clinics on Tuesday, September 23, and Tuesday, September 30, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at all locations in West Plains, Gainesville, Thayer, and Mountain Grove.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd – WEST PLAINS, MO:
The National Active and Retired Federal Employees Chapter 695 of West Plains will meet Tuesday, September 23, 2025 at 12:00 noon at Los Amigos Mexican Restaurant, 1449 Preacher Roe Blvd. Carol Pettijohn will present the program, “The Two Pennies: A true story from the Titanic”. All active and retired federal employees and spouses are invited to attend.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th – WEST PLAINS, MO:
You’re invited to join the West Plains Lady Zizzer Softball team for Suicide Awareness Night Thursday, September 25th, at 4:30 p.m. at Zizzer Ballpark. All profits from t-shirt sales will be donated to the Howell County Suicide Prevention Network. Online ordering will be open until September 17th. Shirts will be ready for pick up or be delivered by September 22nd. Contact Lady Zizzer Softball for more info.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th – THAYER:
The Thayer Revitalization group is hosting “Coffee at the Caboose” Saturday, September 27th in Thayer, next to McDonalds. Stop in from 9 to 11 a.m. Free coffee and your ideas are welcome for how we can make Thayer area great! All ideas are welcome. It’s Thayer Homecoming weekend, so alumni are welcome. Your input is valuable.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3 AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4- ALTON:
The 40th Annual Ozarks Black Gold Walnut Festival will be held October 3 and 4 on the historic court square in Alton. The festival features craft booths, food, games, contests and live music. Festivities begin on Friday evening at 5:00 with races, a cruise-in, and live music performed in front of Court Square Café. New to the festival this year will be bicycle and tricycle races. The traditional 5k and 1 Mile Fun Run will also be held.
On Saturday, vendors will open their booths at 10:00 AM as the opening ceremonies officially kick off the event. Festival organizers stated that there are still some booth spaces available. All craft, food, boutique, and game booths are welcome, but yard sale booths are not allowed. Vendor forms can be found on the Alton Chamber of Commerce Facebook page and at AltonMo.com.
This year’s anniversary t-shirt is being designed by Hannah Wallace Shultz. The shirt will be given for race winners and participants and will be available to order online prior to the festival. Hammons Black Walnuts are now available for sale at Simpson’s Supply and Young’s Produce in Alton. The one-pound packages will also be available at the Chamber booth at the festival.
A complete schedule of activities and performances will be released soon. The annual event is planned by Alton Area Chamber of Commerce and co-sponsored by GFWC Alton Culture Club.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4th – WILLOW SPRINGS, MO:
The 51st Willow Springs Chamber of Commerce Bear City Fall Festival will be held on Saturday, October 4th, from 9am – 3pm in Downtown Willow Springs. Food vendors, craft artisans, wood-working, baked goods and more. There will be entertainment through-out the day and the contests. The Doxie Dash, Chicken Pageant, “Biggest Pumpkin” contest, Chili Cook off, baking contests and new this year a “Homemade Ice Cream” contest! Call the Chamber at 417-469-5519 for more info.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4th- LANTON:
Come join Lanton Baptist Church as they celebrate their 127th Anniversary. October 4th at 2:00 p.m. Share old memories and make new ones. Fellowship, fun and food! Entertainment by the Howell Family! ALL WELCOME.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 and SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5- MAMMOTH SPRING:
Flint Knapping Exhibition at the Mammoth Spring State Park near the ballfield from 10am to 4pm each day. Learn how to make your own arrowhead.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5- ALTON
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11th – THAYER, MO:
Save the date for annual Thayer Fall Festival Saturday October 11th in downtown Thayer from 3:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. It’s sponsored by the Thayer Chamber of Commerce. Enjoy live music with the Howell Family and Jumpin’ Jacks, lots of food, crafts, jewelry, games, bounce houses, cake walk, Bingo, a car bash, pumpkin carving and pumpkin coloring contest, Kiddie Korral Express kids train rides, rope ladder challenge and so much more. The Crescite Club will conduct the annual fall festival crowning for King and Queen at 7:45 p.m. Booth –rental is available for Thayer Fall Festival. Booth rental of $35. Booth with electricity is $40. For more info, call Bec Eckman @417-280-0142 or Kim Johnson @ 314-583-0677. Registration forms can be picked up at K-Kountry 95/Gift Studios, Kiddie Korral Daycare in Thayer, or you can download from the website: www.thayer-chamber.com
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11- THAYER, MO:
Free E-Waste Recycling from 10am to Noon at 102 Front Street in Thayer. The South Central Solid Waste District Management System is partnering with the City of Thayer to host an electronic waste collection event free of charge for residents in Oregon , Howell, Ozark, Shannon, Douglas, Texas and Wright counties. They will take computers, monitors, wires/cables, televisions, VCR/DVD players, appliances, stereo equipment, office equipment, cell phones, etc. If it ran with a cord or battery they will take it. First come- first serve until the transport truck is full. Sponsored by Missouri Department of Natural Resources. Call Brent at Thayer City Hall for more information.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11th- THAYER, MO:
The 12th Annual Farm Trade Show will be held on Saturday, October 11th from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Thayer High School. Agriculture related vendors will be set up with their product on display and/or for sale. Food vendors will be present. The Backyard BBQ door prize valued at $7000 will be giveaway at 1:55 p.m. Booth spaces are still available. For more information or to reserve a booth space contact Sarah Stubbs with the Oregon County Soil and Water Conservation District at 417-778-7561 Ext. 3 or sarah.stubbs@swcd.mo.gov.
OCTOBER 17th & 18th –WEST PLAINS:
The 31st “Old Time Music, Ozark Heritage Festival will be held Friday and Saturday, October 17th and 18th in downtown West Plains. Admission to all the events is free…and many activities to choose from. Music, Games, Contest, Cooking Contest, Jig Contest, Children’s Contest, sponsored by the Boys and Girls Club of West Plains, Artisans and demonstrations and much more. For more information on the festival e-mail info@westplainsarts.org or www.Oldtimemusic.org or https://www.facebook.com/Old.Time.Music.Festival.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24 AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25- MT. HOME, AR:
Award-Winning Quilters to Exhibit at Upcoming Quilt Show
Salem Arkansas. Congratulations to Pam Fry and Patty Markley of the Country Quilters
Quilt Guild, who received Best of Show and the Marilyn Hines Special Award at the Fulton
County Fair on July 16, 2025, for their outstanding quilt work. Both used the MoonBeams
pattern yet produced such exceptionally different quilts by using different colors.
You can see more amazing quilts by the guild at the Autumn in the Ozarks Quilt Show,
happening October 24–25, 2025, at the Baxter County Fairgrounds in Mountain Home.
Featured will be a special display of 24 Challenge Baby Quilts, created with care and
compassion to be donated to the Children’s Hospital in Little Rock.
Come enjoy the colorful quilts and vibrant fall scenery—this is a show you won’t want to miss!
In addition to viewing the stunning handiwork, visitors will have the opportunity to meet
the talented quilters, explore vendor booths brimming with fabric, notions, and quilting
supplies, and participate in interactive demonstrations suitable for all skill levels. Raffle
tickets for a beautifully crafted community quilt will be available. Whether you’re an avid
quilter, a casual admirer, or simply looking for inspiration, the Autumn in the Ozarks
Quilt Show promises creativity, camaraderie, and a warm welcome for everyone.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25- THAYER:
Selah Place of Oregon County is hosting a free, interactive community event to raise awareness for domestic violence from 1pm to 4pm at Christian Activity Center (420 Chestnut Street). The event is called In Her Shoes. A series of revolutionary community education tools, the In Her Shoes series is designed for experiential learning about domestic violence. Participants move, act, think and make choices as a person experiencing an abusive relationship. In Her Shoes is being used to educate communities about domestic violence in over 900 communities across the country.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25- THAYER:
The Thayer Farmers Market is having a Fall Event Day on Saturday, October 25 th from 9 am until 2 pm. There will be fun and games for the kids, a something made from pumpkin contest, and lots of vendors.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7- WEST PLAINS:
Fundraiser for Salutes at 1769 US- 63 starting at 5pm. Live music, entertainment, food trucks, silent auction, and more. They are raising funds for HVAC system in the Veterans Shelter. For more information call or text 417-372-5582 or email Thebigfsm@gmail.com. Any donations are accepted and appreciated.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13TH- WEST PLAINS:
The Greater West Plains Area Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade will be held on Saturday, December 13th at 4pm. This year’s theme is “125 Years of Christmas Cheer!” Celebrating the Spirit of West Plains Since 1900. This theme blends the holiday spirit with the pride of the Chambers 125th anniversary. Contact the Chamber for more info.
NORTH ARKANSAS
CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) volunteers are sworn in by a judge in the case, and CASA needs volunteers to help abused and neglected children. CASA of North Arkansas provides trained community volunteer advocates to help play a positive role in the lives of children in the foster care system.
Contact CASA of North Arkansas at 870-517-8432
THAYER:
A Celebrate Recovery meeting is every Monday night at 6, at First Assembly of God Church in Salem. Childcare is provided; for more information 870-895-0885
A Dementia Caregiver Support Group in Thayer will meet on the 4th Monday of the month from 8:30am – 10am at the Thayer Fun and Friends Senior Center located at 100 Chestnut Street in Thayer. For more info, call 417-955-2513 or 1-800-272-3900.
ALTON/THAYER SALVATION ARMY:
If you would like to donate to the Salvation Army in Oregon County throughout the year, then please mail your donation payable to Salvation Army at P.O. Box 223 in Thayer, Mo 65791. Be confident this donation will be used in Oregon County to help those in need.
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY – JANUARY – WEEKLY:
“Get Fit Classes” are held each Tuesday and Friday mornings at 10 a.m. at the Izard County Senior Center, located one mile south of Brockwell on Highway 9. For more information call the center at 980-368-6011.
ALTON:
Grief Share, a special help seminar and support group for people experiencing grief and loss will be held on Thursdays at 6pm at Alton Church of Christ. GriefShare features nationally recognized experts on grief recovery topics. Seminar sessions include “Is This Normal”, “The Challenges of Grief”, “Grief and Your Relationships,” “Why”, and “Guilt and Anger”. This is open to the public and is not a denomination- specific event. For more information, call 417-280-1046.
ALTON & THAYER:
The Alton & Thayer Senior Centers will now be offering “hot meals to go” on a weekly basis; the meals will be done “take-out style” at the front door, at each center. For more information, call the Alton Center at 417-778-7342 or the Thayer Center at 417-264-7354 or visit, social media pages for each center, and to view menus.
ASH FLAT:
The Ash Flat Senior Life Center invites the community to attend monthly events at the center. Every Tuesday and Friday the center holds bingo from 9 until 10:30, Thursdays the center holds card games, board games, and painting classes from 9 until 10:30 and they also have exercise classes every Thursday from 10 until 10:30. Snacks are available and meals are served at 11:30 each day for $3. Call for more information at 870-994-2174
CHEROKEE VILLAGE:
The food pantry at First Baptist Church in Cherokee Village will be open every Tuesday from 9a-1p.
COUCH:
The Couch R-1 School District annual Back-to-School Supply Drive is taking place at Open House. If you would like to support the Back-to-School Supply Drive, they need donations for school supplies. You can find a list of needed supplies on the school’s website. Supplies and donations can be dropped off at school or Wicker Auto Sales. For more information, you can contact Katie Janes at (417) 938-4212 or Jennifer Smith at (417) 293-1692.
KOSHKONONG, MO:
The Senior Mobile Market visits the Koshkonong City Hall on the fourth Wednesday of every month from 9:30 to 10:30a distributing food to qualified residents. You must live in Oregon County and provide proof you are 60 years of age or older. Food will be provided on a first come/first served basis to at least 1 member of the household. For questions, call 417-865-3411. This a service of the Ozark Food Harvest.
MAMMOTH SPRING:
Exercise classes are held at the Mammoth Spring Senior Citizens Center 950 Archer Avenue in Mammoth Spring every Monday except major holidays at 9:00 am. The class lasts 30 minutes and involves stretch bands, weights, stretching, and working on balance. Contact the Salem Extension Office for more information at 870-895-3301 or Lisa at 870-321-3351.
WEDNESDAYS
GED classes are at the Mammoth Spring Fire Department from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Students are accepted starting at age 16. There is no charge for this class. Classes are held at the Ozarka College Campus in Ash Flat on Tuesdays and Thursday, also from 9:00 to 3:00 p.m.
THIRD MONDAY MONTHLY – MAMMOTH SPRING, AR:
Shining Light Food Pantry has moved. Their new location is the corner of Goldsmith & 7th in Mammoth Spring. The third Monday of every month is distribution day. They need you to line up NO earlier than 5:00. Pantry is from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Turn on 289, go to the top of the hill turn left onto Goldsmith, and follow Goldsmith around to 7th Street we cannot block any driveways or streets, please leave gaps for these. When you are on Goldsmith you will stay at the stop sign that we place until the car being loaded on 7th street moves away then you will move across to be loaded not blocking any driveways or streets. If you try to cut in from a side street you will have to go to the back to get in line. We will be putting signs out to help the lineup process. Questions? Contact Jennifer Smith at 417-293-1692.
SUMMERSVILLE:
A free beginners line dance workout is offered each Thursday from 5:30-6:30pm at the Summersville Senior Center. A $1 donation to the senior center is suggested to cover use of the facility. For more information, call 417-932-4866.
WEST PLAINS:
West Plains Animal Control wants to remind the public that this year’s dog registration tags are now available at the police department, city hall, and the animal control facility. All residents inside the city limits must register their dogs. The registrations are free and current rabies vaccine information must be put on the form.
If you’re struggling with Alcohol abuse, there are meetings in the area to help with your addiction; it’s helping many victims and their families. Alcoholics Anonymous or A.A. meets in West Plains almost daily. Many are attending the West Plains Wednesday evening session at 7 p.m. at 1400 Washington Avenue in West Plains. You and your family members are welcome. There are meetings in not only West Plains, but Thayer, Willow Springs, Mt. View, Eminence, and Cabool. You can attend any meeting. There are no dues or fees for A A. It’s non-denominational, non-political, and they do not wish to engage in any controversy. The only requirement is for the desire to stop drinking. Learn more. Call 417-256-8988. Their primary purpose is to stay sober and help other people achieve sobriety.
The West Plains Area Farmers Market, located in the East Towne Village pavilion, at 1380 Bill Virdon Blvd. in West Plains, is now open from 2 to 6 p.m. Tuesdays and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays.
Celebrate Recovery in West Plains, which used to be held on Wednesday evenings at 6:00 pm will now be held on Tuesday evenings at 6:00 pm at The First Baptist Church South Campus located at 106 Grove St. West Plains, MO. It will follow immediately after “For the City Meal” which runs from 5pm-6pm. Anyone wishing to attend Celebrate Recovery is invited to come early and enjoy a free meal before the meeting.
The Howell County Health Department is accepting new or gently used coats for children and adults. Items can be dropped off at the Health Department at 180 Kentucky Avenue in West Plains or please call 417-256-7078 to arrange pick up.
The West Plains Ozark Health Care Hospital Gift Shop is now open. Hours are 10:00 until 4:00 p.m. weekdays. More hours later as they expand their staff. Call to donate or for more information 417-853-5200 or go to ozarkshealthcare.com/support-us/foundation
THAYER:
Ozarks Healthcare Thrift Store in Thayer, at 612 South 6th St. is open for donations and shopping Monday through Saturday, from 9AM-4:30PM with a sale every Thursday. Any questions can be answered on their Facebook page or by calling 417-264-2028
First Baptist Church in Thayer has a Christ-centered addiction recovery program each Monday at 6:00 p.m. in The Thayer Christian Activity Center on Chestnut Street. Celebrate Recovery is a faith-based approach to overcoming addictions. If you or a loved one is struggling with an addiction you are invited to attend or invite someone to attend with you. If you would like to donate to the many needs or help in this ministry contact the church office at 417-264-3403. If you can help provide part of the weekly meal, please sign up for an item at the Welcome Center. The help will be much appreciated and will bless many.
The Tax Collector’s office in Thayer will be open on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9am-4pm. These hours will remain until further notice.
The Christian Activity Center in Thayer is open for walkers from 7:00 until 9:00 a.m. Monday through Friday….and open Monday through Thursday from 10:00 until 2:00 p.m. for Senior Adult Activities.
Mo-Ark A.A. meetings are held on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday beginning at 7 p.m. at the St. Paul United Methodist Church in Thayer. Meetings for Women only are held each Thursday beginning at 7 p.m.