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The Loudonville Mohican Chamber of Commerce will be hosting the annual Mohican Arts and Crafts Festival on Saturday May 25th, 9am-4pm.
Memorial Day Weekend is full of things to do in our area, including the Mohican Arts and Crafts Festival, which will have artisans and craftsmen who will be displaying and selling their crafts in beautiful Central Park in Downtown Loudonville. There will be over 40 craft vendors attending.
Visit local shops & restaurants or enjoy a Lions Club Chicken BBQ, or food vendors in the park.
Please contact the Chamber Office if you would like more info on becoming a vendor.
The Memorial Day Parade will be on Monday, May 27th. The parade will start on Wally Road next to the Water Plant, led by American Legion Post 257 Color Guard. The parade will stop at the Main Street bridge with a Ceremony and 21 Gun Salute, then continue up Main Street stopping at the Memorial in Central Park with another Ceremony and 21 Gun Salute. The parade will then continue up Main Street and then down South Wood Street, ending at the Loudonville Cemetery which will feature another Ceremony, Guest Speaker and 21 Gun Salute.
If you would like to be in the parade, please contact the Chamber Office at 419-994-4789 or chamber@loudonvillechamber.com
For Years plants have provided valuable natural remedies as well as wild edibles. Learn the history and lore of these plants, some of which are still used today
Hemlock Gorge Trailhead Camp Area A . . Trail is moderate
Fire Truck Party is coming to Westerville! It’s time to kick off summer with the annual fire truck party! Come out for hot dogs, chips, pop & cake. They will have fire trucks on display. Party statrts on June 1st from 1-4 at 365 Hampton Park in Westerville. from 93.7 WQIO.. Ohio’s Super Station!
the 2019 Spring Flower Show the weekend of June 1st &2nd! The Spring Flower Show is a judged flower show open to the public.O pen to adults and children to bring their best horticultural specimens and artistic designs for judging, or just come out and see for experience. For more details go to www.kingwoodcenter.org
Knox County is home to a thriving arts scene. We boast a symphony, choirs, theater groups, a concert series, and many other cultural organizations, offering great opportunities for local performers as well as entertainment for audiences.
Now jazz joins the mix. Beginning in the summer of 2017, the newly created Knox Community Jazz Orchestra fills the air with the sounds of big band jazz.
Under the direction of Kenyon College Professor of Music Ted Buehrer, the KCJO envisions a repertoire embracing the jazz tradition in all its richness, from early swing to contemporary pieces. As part of that tradition, our repertoire includes not only music for listening but also for dancing.
In one sense, the Knox Community Jazz Orchestra represents a revival. Community jazz bands in Knox County date back to the Riley Norris Orchestra of the 1960s, the Bob Bechtel Big Band of the 1980s and the Colonial City Big Band that followed it. Like those groups, the KCJO draws on the talents of local musicians while adding to the rich and varied music scene our community already enjoys.
Learn more at: http://www.knoxcommunityjazz.org/.
This event is FREE, thanks to our generous sponsors. Food/beverage vendors will be on site. Outside food is not permitted. Use our chairs or bring your own. If you’d like to reserve a table for 8 at $25, please contact 740-398-6603.
Come out and help Fight Cancer With Pie-In-The-Face Humor! On June 2nd from 6-7:30 local celebrities will be coming out to accept a pie in the face for a great cause in Columbus. All funds help benefit anti-cancer charity, allowing cancer survivors the right to throw the pies. For more details call Tony @ 614-806-9764
Schools Out…let’s celebrate with a fun Princess and Prince Party!
Save the date for two hours of fabulous fun! We encourage kids to dress up as their favorite Prince or Princess!
More details to come.
Affordable Health Screening
Available to anyone- no doctor order needed
June 5, 6 and 7
Beginning at 6:30 am
Main Laboratory- KCH
A completed Health Awareness Screening consent form is required
Eligibility: 18 years and older, the screening only needs to be completed once per year unless there are underlying medical issues that need more frequent monitoring ex- A1c quarterly for diabetics.
Knox Community Hospital will offer a blood profile for $45.00. Payment must be cash or check made payable to Knox Community Hospital and paid before blood is drawn.
The $45 profile will include:
Basic Metabolic Panel
Complete Blood Count
A1c and Lipid Panel
Testing available at an additional charge:
A1c $20.00
TSH Cascade $25.00
PSA $25.00
Testosterone $25.00
Lipid Panel (a 10-12 hour fast is recommended) $20.00
Hepatitis C antibody $30.00
NOTE: KCH is mandated by the State to report all positive results to the Health Department
Vitamin D $35.00
A 10-12 hour fast is recommended for the profile and lipid testing.
Physician orders for additional testing will not be accepted at the screening.
Results will be mailed to your address.
It is your responsibility to share results with your provider.