Three area dulcimer players and groups will take the stage at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 30, in the third floor of the Blufftyon town hall for concert of Christmas music.
Appalachian Mountain dulcimers will celebrate Christmas, not only as they've been played in the past, but as they are interpreted and dynamically re-created today.
The American Red Cross of Hancock and Wyandot counties will hold a private party at Coffee Amici in downtown Findlay for teens interested in joining the new Red Cross Youth Council.
The recruitment party will be on Tuesday, Dec. 13, 6-7:30pm. Students will receive a free beverage and be treated to a performance by Chimera, a local rock band comprised of Findlay High School students.
Little Pirates (boys in grades 3-6) will begin Saturday, Dec. 3, from 9-10 a.m. in the Bluffton High School gym.
This is a time for skills and drills to be taught and fun competition for any boy basketball player. High school coaches and players will lead Little Pirates. This weekly activity will take place every Saturday morning through the basketball season.
Want to watch it again? Here are several photo highlights of the parade that featured nearly 80 units and entertained over 2,000 parade watchers for over 45 minutes.
Three floats were winners in the parade.
First - Trinity Lutheran Church and School
Second - Citizens National Bank
Third - Bluffton Hospital
According to Junior Weihrauch, parade director, between 70 and 80 units made up the parade, which is one of the largest in Blaze history.
