VOL 6 ·ISSUE 20
WALKER COUNTY
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PRSRT STD US Postage PAID Permit #60 WINNIE, TX
Thursday March 24 , 2022
R o t a r y ’ s W i n e Q u e s t Life Theatre to Get Facelift Happening Soon
By Wade Thibodeaux The annual Rotary Club Wine Quest evening will
be happening soon at Magnolia Lake, 2001 Highway 30 East on Fri-
day, April 1, 2022 from 7:00-10:00 pm. This is not an April Fool’s joke, but instead an evening of “La Vie En Rose, A Magical Night in Paris that is sure to entertain all those that attend. Guests will be introduced to a selection of 16 different wines with many from France and including a special champagne. For those that are not particularly into wine, several craft beers will also be available. Heavy hors d’oeuvres will be served by (contd on page 6)
By Wade Thibodeaux The Main Street Advisory Board met in reg-
cil Chambers and one of the major items for discussion was a presentation by Sam Johnson with Huntsville Abstract and Title Company about the renovation of the outside facade over the entrance to the Hatco Building. He wants to restore the front of the building to its original status as the Life Theatre with a few modifications being adding color changing ular session on Friday, LED Neon lights and March 18, 2022 in the installing some (contd Huntsville City Coun- on page 6)
Ribbon Cutting Held in Scouting for Food in Huntsville Downtown Huntsville By BSA Arrow of Light Scout David Beaty Recently, Scouts from Huntsville participated in the annual “Scouting for Food” as a part of the Sam Houston Area Council’s “Spring of Service”, a new program that focuses on service projects that contribute to our communities. Scouting for Food originated in the St. Louis Area Council in 1985 and spread its momentum to include Scouts in Huntsville, Texas. This past February, Pack 98 and Troop 98 went “Scouting for Food” (contd on page 6)
By Wade Thibodeaux A ribbon cutting was held in downtown Huntsville last Thursday by Ace and King Vinyl and Supply located at 1213 University Avenue. Owners Andrea and Keith Ellis welcomed family, friends, customers, and Chamber of Commerce members and staff to the official opening of their new store which features vinyl, glitter, ornaments, t-shirts, and many more items for the vinyl business. The ribbon was cut, pictures were taken, and then refreshments were served.