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Rotarian Janette Green, center, brought to last Wednesday's meeting Kimberly Sewell and Paul Jewell from Mineral Wells Nutrition to talk about their popular smoothie and juice bar located at Brazos Mall, featuring their line of healthy shakes and energy teas. They brought samples of their teas to the meeting for Rotarians to try. If you haven't been to their store yet make plans to do so and check out their drinks.
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo., Jan. 7, 2020 — Members of Toastmasters and Rotary will enhance their skills, broaden their networks and increase their positive impact in communities through a new collaboration.
The ongoing relationship between the two organizations will begin at the grassroots level with local club members learning and working together. Additionally, Toastmasters will create a set of eight structured communication and leadership development courses for Rotary with a phased rollout that will be available in English in 2020, and in more languages in 2021.
“The strategic alliance with Rotary is exciting and allows both organizations to leverage our unique and similar strengths,” says Deepak Menon, Toastmasters' 2019-20 International President. “We look forward to providing our current and prospective members with ongoing additional offerings that meet their evolving needs.”
Pictured with her mother, Vicki, Texas Special Olympics athlete and state and national champion Jamie Novak spoke to Rotary Club on Wednesday about competing, especially in her specialty events bowling and track and field – where she excels in the shot put and speed walking.
Jamie couldn't say how many medals she has won over the years – but it's a lot. So many that when she travels with them they noisily clang together.
She said her participation in Special Olympics have allowed her to travel and meet many people, and visit and tour many places, including the Statue of Liberty in New York.
Mineral Wells residents won't have to drive to Fort Worth or Dallas to find one of the coolest, fastest-growing sports and entertainment venues in America and around the world. They will simply need to go downtown.
Anthony and Taylor Privitt are opening Hatchet House Mineral Wells, located at 309 S.E. 1st Avenue. Pictured above with Rotary program chair Dr. Saskia Vaughan (right), the couple visited Rotary Club of Mineral Wells on Wednesday to introduce and talk about their new venture.
A combination of darts and bowling, hatchet throwing bars are rapidly growing in the U.S. and Canada. There are leagues and competition events, or people just go to throw hatchets at wall-mounted targets for fun.
The Privitts plan to have Hatchet House Mineral Wells open the first weekend in January.
FEBRUARY
7 – Lottie Eubanks / Barb Tucker
14 – Scott Elder
21 – Bill Jones / Candi Pearson
28 – JJ Dugan
MARCH
6 – Janette Green / Nancy Cameron
13 – Dan Steele
20 – Keri Walden / Tanya Gary
27 – Eric Douglas
APRIL
3 – Shane Coleman
10 – Connie Ball / Karyn Bullock
17 – Raymond Greenwood
24 – Linda Porter-Bradford / Jeanette Ender
MAY
1 – Cory Crenshaw
8 – Christy Dorr / Louanne Noel
15 – Crystal Cameron / ???
22 – Steve Butcher
29 – Jimmy Walker
JUNE
5 – John Kuhn
12 – David May / Megan Hudson
19 – Beth Watson / Stacy Choate
26 – Phil Garrett / Monica Reidlinger
