Holiday Club Dinner
The Neshannock High School Rotary Interact students have been very busy since school started. They started with 10 students this year and have already grown to 24. Word spreads fast
The Neshannock High School Rotary Interact students have been very busy since school started. They started with 10 students this year and have already grown to 24. Word spreads fast
The New Castle club held a holiday dinner at the Confluence in downtown New Castle. Club and family members enjoyed great food and fellowship.
Lockley school students in Dr. Bucci’s 2nd grade class were presented with an opportunity to study the book Andy and Elmer’s Great Apple Dumpling Adventure. Andy and Elmer’s Apple Dumpling
New Castle Rotary Club members planted a tree and erected a peace pole in memory of club members who have passed away. The New Castle group was the 89th club
A $3,000 grant from the Rotary Club of New Castle and Rotary District 7280, is being given to the New Castle Public Library in support of their New Castle READS
The Rotary Club of New Castle welcomed four new members on Monday. They are corporate members – Todd Fennick of Fennick Financial Services; Kimberly Cramer of J. Bradley McGonigle Funeral Home;
The Neshannock Interact Club packed 200 “swag bags” and 200 folders of information for the United Way’s Woman’s Conference. Rotary Interact Volunteers L-R in top photo Senior Elena Noga Junior
If you don’t think there is Economic Development in Lawrence County, ask Ben Bush, Chief Executive Officer of Forward Lawrence, https://www.lawrencecounty.com. Members of the club were impressed by everything that
On February 12, the Neshannock High School Interact Club once again visited the club. This time the very active club brought 34 cans of coffee for the City Rescue Mission,
2024 Rotary Lottery Calendars for sale! This year the calendar was inspired by the private photo collection of Mike Colella. The calendar focuses on historic businesses, economic boom, and the