Bluffton Cultural Affairs invites volunteers to help set up the Ream holiday folk art display.
Set up is from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 10, on the Bluffton Presbyterian Church lawn, according to Lynda Best.
"Things to bring include sledges hammers and drills. It is always a job and even if people can only help a hour or so it would be appreciated so we can continue this tradition," she said.
Dennis Morrison captured this impressive sunset earlier this week. There's something about a season-changing sunset that causes you to pause and enjoy. Click here for an early-morning fog photos by Jamie Nygaard.
Change of seasons usually brings out interesting outdoor photo possibilities. Here's on example of an early-morning fog on the Buckeye. Click here for a Dennis Morrison Bluffton sunset image. (Jamie Nygaard photo)
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Prior to 1987 it was a farmer’s field. Then DTR arrived.
Larry Core, retired Bluffton village administrator, remembers it this way: “It was biggest thing that will ever happen in my life.”
“It” was the Village of Bluffton’s success in attracting what was DTR, and is today SumiRiko Ohio, manufacturer of vehicle engine mounts, which employees approximately 770 associates working three shifts.
Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce invites residents to lend a hand on Saturday, Nov. 10, for this year's Ream display set-up on the Bluffton Presbyterian Church lawn, according to Paula Scott, CEO.
"Helping with Blaze of Lights preparations is like being in the kitchen before a great family get-together. You become part of the tradition and you realize how much love, expertise, and effort goes into the celebration. If you love the Blaze, I hope you'll join us," said Scott.