Baked Potato Bar Fundraiser on Saturday, May 25th from 11:30am-2:30pm at the Adna Grange 123 Dieckman Road in Adna. Enjoy a delicious baked potato with all the fixings including sour cream, chives, bacon bits, broccoli, cheese sauce, chili and more. Also included in the meal are a green salad, drink and dessert. Adults are $6 and kids under 10 are $5. Proceeds to benefit the Adna Grange new roof fund. For more information, contact Bonnie Scherer at 360-740-1950. Phi Theta Kappa and Student Veteran Assocation are hosting a Veterans Resource Fair on Tuesday, May 28th from 9am-3:30pm in Washington Hall at Centralia College. There will be representatives from different organizations to help with benefits and to answer questions. This event is open to all veterans. There will also be Door Prizes including Xbox points, movie tieckets and a movie bucket as well. For more information, email Karen at karen.tryner@student.centralia.edu. Food Worker Classes Cancelled on the 2nd floor of the Lewis County Public Health Department on Tuesday, May 28th and Thursday, July 4th. A special class will be held at 6pm on Thursday, July 11th. To take the class and obtain a food worker card online, visit https://www.foodworkercard.wa.gov. FREE Girl Scouts Daisy Badge Workshop on Wednesday, May 29th from 6-7pm at the Olympia Timberland Library. This workshop is designed for girls entering kindergarten or first grade to experience Girl Scouts Girl Scouts and earn their first badge! For more information, contact Breezie O'Neill at 253-798-5015 or boneill@girlscoutsww.org. Phi Theta Kappa presents Creating Community - Religious Diversity Discussion on Thursday, May 30th from 5:30pm-8:30pm in Washington Hall at Centralia College. Listen to a panel of speakers discuss their faith and our spiritual obligations to our fellow man, with a question and answer session to follow. For more information, email Karen at karen.tryner@student.centralia.edu. Do you have outdated or unused medicines to dispose of? Take them to any of the Prescription Drug Drop Boxes in Lewis County to keep our children, families and environment safe. Outside Drop boxes are located at the Centralia Police Dept. at 316 N. Pearl in Centralia and the Morton Police Dept. at 260 Main St. in Morton. Inside Drop boxes are at the Lewis County Law & Justice Center at 345 W. Main St. in Chehalis, the Sheriff's Office Packwood Substation at 12990 US Hwy 12 in Packwood, and at the Winlock City Hall at 323 NE 1st St. in Winlock. Bring the kids and enjoy a Bird Walk Adventure on Saturday, June 1st starting at 10am, at the Seminary Hill Natural Area on Locust Street. Woody Franzen and Kelly Stanley will lead the adventure of looking and listening for birds in and around our woods. Make sure to bring your camera and binoculars, too. Sponsored by the Friends of the Seminary Hill Natural Area. For more information, call 736-7045. Mossyrock Fire Dept. Silent Auction will be held on Saturday, June 1st from noon-2:30pm at the main station. Stop by and bid on great items to help support them in raising money to build a new fire station! For more information on this and other scheduled events, visit mossyrockfire.com. Support Team Sommer Sunshine locally by joining their team or making a donation to the Susan G. Komen Puget Sound Race for the Cure 5K walk in Seattle on June 2nd. Team Sommer Sunshine was part of Relay for Life of Lewis County. To join a team or make a donation, go to www.komenpugetsound.org and click on Teams, then Join a Team or Donate to a Team and then type in team name Sommer Sunshine. They thank you for your support! Your Life Your Legacy Seminar will be held on Wednesday, June 5th beginning at 12:30pm at the Morton Senior Center, presented by Brown Mortuary Service in Morton. Information will be given on planning ahead and protecting your loved ones, questions answered, door prizes and refreshments. For more information and to sign up, contact the Senior Center at 496-3230 or call Julie at Brown's at 496-6234. Bit N Spur 4-H Club will have a fundraiser on Saturday, June 8th from 10am-2pm at the Farm Store in Chehalis. Come and pet the mini and donate money for the new horse fence at the fairgrounds to help keep horses and riders safe. For more information, contact Pam Kiehn at 360-269-5285. Purchase A Miracle is Washington State's premier grocery & drugstore campaign that has raised more than $7.2 million for Seattle Children's Hospital since 1988. To help support their efforts, when you go shopping buy products in your local grocery stores with the bright green Purchase A Miracle tags on them through June 15th and help kids in Lewis County get the medical care they need at Seattle Children's Hopsital. For more information, contact Judy Wallace Kalich, President Children's Hospital Bridge Guild of Centralia at 748-6065. Summer Day Camp for kids ages 6-18 at the Roxy in Morton. Join the OnStage Children's Theatre Education Program for a rockin' summer day camp Monday through Friday from noon-4pm starting on June 24th and ending July 13th. Children will learn acting, improv, dance, stagecraft, music, lights and sounds and costumes. The program culminates in two public performances of The Rockin' Tale of Snow White in July. Contact Elysa Ray at 360-584-6028. Help Mend Madi's Heart Silent and Live Auction fundraiser on Saturday, June 29th at Centralia Christian School starting at 2pm. Doors open at 2pm and the live auction starts at 3pm. Madi was born on December 6th of last year and right afterward was diagnosed with a rare heart defect. Doctors need to perform open heart surgery. The expenses add up fast and can be overwhelming. Please consider helping this family! For more information, contact Katie at 360-250-3210 also visit youcaring.com/yeaung. This year's Community Farmers Market at Chehalis will open on June 11th and will run every Tuesday from 11am-4pm through October 29th. For more details, visit communityfarmersmarket.net. Human Response Network can help when the crisis of Domestic Violence or other crimes occur. Free and confidential services include SafeHaven providing emergency shelter, Safety Planning and Information, Crisis Counseling, Ongoing Support Groups, Advocacy Based Counseling, Legal Advocacy, Community Resources and Referrals, Victim Witness Notification Assistance and many more supportive services. Advocates are available 24/7 and all services are free and confidential! Call 748-6601 or 800-244-7414 for more information, or go online to HRNLC.org. If your non-profit club, group, or organization has an event coming up, let Live 95 help spread the word. 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