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THE LITTLE SCHOOL-Cathy Borneman, director of The Little School at Zachary United Methodist Church, enlisted the help of her 3-year-old pupils and their teachers to promote their sixth annual Fall-Christmas Bazaar. The annual outside event will be held Saturday, Oct. 27, from 8 a.m - 3 p.m. and will include a Sweet Shop featuring homemade cookies, cakes and breads baked by staff and parents. The Fall-Christmas Bazaar also features local businesses and crafters who will be selling their wares, which make perfect holiday gifts. In addition, the bazaar will include ZUMC Youth who will be selling drinks, water and homemade salsa. BBQ Chicken dinners will also be sold that day from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. and will include chicken, potato salad, baked beans and bread. Baskets of Goodies - a special booth - will have breads, cakes, chocolate mixes, coffees, spiced teas and mugs which have all been prepared by The Little School staff. Little School teachers Margaret Brown, Penny Fletcher, Val Griggs, Kathe Blackshear and Cathy Borneman posed with their little ones on Sept. 20. (PHOTO/Stacy Gill)
THE LITTLE SCHOOL-Cathy Borneman, director of The Little School at Zachary United Methodist Church, enlisted the help of her 3-year-old pupils and their teachers to promote their sixth annual Fall-Christmas Bazaar. The annual outside event will be held Saturday, Oct. 27, from 8 a.m - 3 p.m. and will include a Sweet Shop featuring homemade cookies, cakes and breads baked by staff and parents. The Fall-Christmas Bazaar also features local businesses and crafters who will be selling their wares, which make perfect holiday gifts. In addition, the bazaar will include ZUMC Youth who will be selling drinks, water and homemade salsa. BBQ Chicken dinners will also be sold that day from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. and will include chicken, potato salad, baked beans and bread. Baskets of Goodies - a special booth - will have breads, cakes, chocolate mixes, coffees, spiced teas and mugs which have all been prepared by The Little School staff. Little School teachers Margaret Brown, Penny Fletcher, Val Griggs, Kathe Blackshear and Cathy Borneman posed with their little ones on Sept. 20. (PHOTO/Stacy Gill)
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FANTASTICAL FUNGI! The oddest sight, giant mushrooms growing in a perfect ring on High Street in Zachary, was discovered last Thursday, Sept. 6. For the full story, pick up a copy of the Zachary Plainsman on Wednesday, Sept. 12. Send us YOUR awesome images and they may be chosen for our Featured Images section online at Zacharytoday.com! (PHOTO/Stacy Gill)
FANTASTICAL FUNGI! The oddest sight, giant mushrooms growing in a perfect ring on High Street in Zachary, was discovered last Thursday, Sept. 6. For the full story, pick up a copy of the Zachary Plainsman on Wednesday, Sept. 12. Send us YOUR awesome images and they may be chosen for our Featured Images section online at Zacharytoday.com! (PHOTO/Stacy Gill)
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MOTOR WITH A MOHAWK. This motor with a mohawk or beetle with a buzz cut is a marketing tool for a brand of beer - Shock Top Belgian White, a Belgian-style wheat ale. Shock Top was introduced in 2006. The Shock Top mobile, sure to turn heads on the road, was seen parked in a Zachary grocery store parking lot recently. Shock Top is brewed by Anheuser-Busch in St. Louis, Missouri. (PHOTO/Stacy Gill)
MOTOR WITH A MOHAWK. This motor with a mohawk or beetle with a buzz cut is a marketing tool for a brand of beer - Shock Top Belgian White, a Belgian-style wheat ale. Shock Top was introduced in 2006. The Shock Top mobile, sure to turn heads on the road, was seen parked in a Zachary grocery store parking lot recently. Shock Top is brewed by Anheuser-Busch in St. Louis, Missouri. (PHOTO/Stacy Gill)
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LIP SMACKIN' GOOD LEMONADE. Thrilled to be out of school for the summer, Trae McDavid, 5, of Zachary, set up his lemonade and brownie stand on Wednesday, May 22. Trae sold the refreshing beverage for .50 cents per cup. His mom said her son loves to sell lemonade and thinks he may sell more throughout the summer but isn't sure when his next stand will be set up. Trae's parents are Raquel and Ricky McDavid, and his grandfather is David McDavid, Zachary's Police Chief. (PHOTO/Stacy Gill)
LIP SMACKIN' GOOD LEMONADE. Thrilled to be out of school for the summer, Trae McDavid, 5, of Zachary, set up his lemonade and brownie stand on Wednesday, May 22. Trae sold the refreshing beverage for .50 cents per cup. His mom said her son loves to sell lemonade and thinks he may sell more throughout the summer but isn't sure when his next stand will be set up. Trae's parents are Raquel and Ricky McDavid, and his grandfather is David McDavid, Zachary's Police Chief. (PHOTO/Stacy Gill)
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MAYOR FOR A DAY! Raffle-winner Emma Grace Marangos, 8, got to pal around with Zachary Mayor David Amrhein on Wednesday, May 9, for a stint as Mayor for a Day. The prize was won at a recent auction held during a Zachary school fundraiser. Emma's mom, Jennifer, said Emma won the prize of becoming Mayor for a Day by outbidding several others at the auction. During her brief "tenure" as mayor, the Zachary Elementary School 2nd-grader got to visit the Zachary Fire Department and ride in a firetruck. She also visited a pet store and toured City Hall with Mayor Amrhein. "It was really fun," Marangos said. "Everyone was really nice, and I had a great time." (PHOTO/Stacy Gill)
MAYOR FOR A DAY! Raffle-winner Emma Grace Marangos, 8, got to pal around with Zachary Mayor David Amrhein on Wednesday, May 9, for a stint as Mayor for a Day. The prize was won at a recent auction held during a Zachary school fundraiser. Emma's mom, Jennifer, said Emma won the prize of becoming Mayor for a Day by outbidding several others at the auction. During her brief "tenure" as mayor, the Zachary Elementary School 2nd-grader got to visit the Zachary Fire Department and ride in a firetruck. She also visited a pet store and toured City Hall with Mayor Amrhein. "It was really fun," Marangos said. "Everyone was really nice, and I had a great time." (PHOTO/Stacy Gill)
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BUBBLES PAINTS! Every Tuesday night at Zachary restaurant Cinco De Mayo, Bubbles the Clown is there doing face painting. The Gaines family said they went with the intent of having their grandson, Charlie, getting his face painted, but by the end of their dinner, the entire familys' faces were painted. "Bubbles was great, and we all had such a good time," said Susan Gaines. Bubbles the Clown with David and Susan Gaines, Brittany Gaines, Storm Lantrip, Sammy, Melissa and Charlie Daigle. Susan Gaines added that the food was delicious too!! (PHOTO/Submitted)
BUBBLES PAINTS! Every Tuesday night at Zachary restaurant Cinco De Mayo, Bubbles the Clown is there doing face painting. The Gaines family said they went with the intent of having their grandson, Charlie, getting his face painted, but by the end of their dinner, the entire familys' faces were painted. "Bubbles was great, and we all had such a good time," said Susan Gaines. Bubbles the Clown with David and Susan Gaines, Brittany Gaines, Storm Lantrip, Sammy, Melissa and Charlie Daigle. Susan Gaines added that the food was delicious too!! (PHOTO/Submitted)
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SLAUGHTER VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS TRAIN WITH "JAWS OF LIFE" On Saturday, Feb. 25, the Slaughter Volunteer Fire Department attended a training session on how to use the Rescue Jaws of Life tools. The department recently obtained the new Hurst tools from a grant received by the Pennington Foundation. The tools help cut through metal and extricate passengers from vehicles after severe crashes. SVFD firefighters from left, are: Jason Hall, Robert Brashier and Danny Crawford. (PHOTO/Submitted) For more photos, visit the Photo Galleries page!
SLAUGHTER VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS TRAIN WITH "JAWS OF LIFE" On Saturday, Feb. 25, the Slaughter Volunteer Fire Department attended a training session on how to use the Rescue Jaws of Life tools. The department recently obtained the new Hurst tools from a grant received by the Pennington Foundation. The tools help cut through metal and extricate passengers from vehicles after severe crashes. SVFD firefighters from left, are: Jason Hall, Robert Brashier and Danny Crawford. (PHOTO/Submitted) For more photos, visit the Photo Galleries page!
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