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he Draggin’ Wagons Car Club will hold its annual fall car show on Sunday, Sept. 27, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Honey Brook Food Pantry, 5064 Horseshoe Pike (Route 322), Honey Brook. The show will feature all makes and models of antique, classic and custom vehicles, including muscle cars, antique cars, motorcycles, street rods and trucks. “It’s a great cause, and A 1929 Ford Model A dazzled at the spring show. you see everybody coming together at the show are asked to make a At the show, winners will be to contribute to that,” said Ray registration donation, as all pro- selected in classes such as Chopped Marvin, vice president of the club. ceeds from the show benefit local and Dropped, Cool Convertible, “We get hundreds of spectators, foundations. Registration will take Cool Commercial, Cool Custom, and it’s just amazing. These fami- place on the day of the show. There Great Graphics, Street Sleeper, lies, young families, young and old is no admission fee for spectators, Hottest Hod Rod, Cool Coupe and people, they come in, and the car but the club asks that all guests more. Winners will receive a plaque people are so welcoming.” bring nonperishable food donations for their accomplishment. Those who display their vehicles for the Honey Brook Food Pantry. A food truck will be present;
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Simplicity is best. In the past, the Twin Valley Fire Department (TVFD) and Elverson-Honey Brook Area EMS would hold separate open house events, despite sharing a building. That is no more. The departments will host a joint open house event on Saturday, Sept. 26, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the station, 4456 W. Main St., Elverson. “It was kind of confusing because they’re in the same building,” said Paige Miller, who works full time at the EMS company and volunteers with TVFD. “This year, we’re coming together to do it
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You’ve heard of Calla’s Critter Rescue, but it is time for Calla’s Kitty Kingdom. Calla’s Critter Rescue (CCR), a nonprofit organization founded in May of 2021 by Twin Valley alumna Calla Frame, born Calla Gibson, is set to open a new location in Phoenixville. The new location will be located within Maddie’s Castle, an independent pet supply boutique at 178 Bridge St., Phoenixville. The location opened on Sept. 12, and the project is a collaboration between three female-run organizations. “Lindsay (Oliver) from Maddie’s Castle approached me with the idea, and we have been kind of thinking about collaborations for the past year now,” Frame said. “We’re basically building it up into a little storage closet that she owns. Very tiny, but it’ll make a huge impact.” Oliver is good friends with Stacey Sherman, who operates BarkHop Studio in Chester County. BarkHop is a pet photography studio; Sherman will take photos of the adoptable cats from CCR and the Kitty Kingdom for sharing over social media.
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