WABASH –– Honeywell Arts & Entertainment will present two free festivities for children and families in April: Spring Break Bash and Bunny Bash. Spring Break Bash will take place at select Honeywell venues from April 3-6, sponsored by Transform Consulting Group. Bunny Bash takes place at the Charley Creek Gardens on April 8 and is sponsored by Guenin Law Office, P.C.
Despite being very small creatures, ticks can wreak havoc on people and pets. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicates that ticks can carry a host of diseases, which they may pass on to animals and their human companions.
The American Legion Post 53 has partnered with the First Presbyterian Church in Elwood to host an Easter Egg Hunt on Easter Sunday, April 9 in the church yard. The egg hunt will include more than 1,000 eggs with goodies inside, prize Easter baskets, bicycles, and more.
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(METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION) –– Among the tall grasses and wildflowers that sprout each spring and summer lies a stealth predator just waiting for its chance at an easy meal. Ticks may be small in stature, but their impact on bite victims is potentially significant.
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With warmer weather beckoning, an increased presence of motorcycles is to be expected. The increase of motorcycles on local and state roadways is coupled with some sobering statistics.
The Alexandria Farmer’s and Artist’s Market opens each year in May and provides various goods through early October. The market is held in the Kiwanis Building in Beulah Park each Friday from 3 to 7 p.m. The market includes over 20 vendors offering fresh produce, local honey, handmade soaps, and a variety of other homegrown or homemade items.
(METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION) –– House cats make peculiar, interesting and lovable companions. Cat owners often go to great lengths to make their furry feline friends feel good, and some may allow cats to roam outside. Though such a decision may be well-intentioned, it could lead to some troubling consequences.
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