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AA Metings

Alcohol is far more than a social lubricator to some of us. It becomes a habit, a need. No one starts out to be an alcoholic, but the reality is, alcohol does control some lives. For those who are ready to fling off the yoke of alcohol or wish to find a support group to continue figting it's call, there are two new Alcoholics Anonymous groups meeting in Beattyville. One will meet from 8-9 PM Each monday in the Queen of All Saints Catholic Church. The other will beem from 8-9 PM at the St. Thomas Episcopal Church. For more information you can call 464-3516 or 464-8332

Well, the 2009 Woolly Worm Festival is history and so is the 2009 Trick or Treat on Main Event. Both had to contend with rain and chilly weather but opened on time and were smashing successes.
In PEP, we've continued Karate classes every Thurday at 6 PM for kids and have tried to interest more adults in taking self-defense courses, despite some interest, we can't get enough (5 minimum) to commit to the class to hire an instructor. Tumbling class for the kids is going on every Wednesday at 5:30 PM and Thursdays at 4:30 you can find the lady and gentlemen (yes gentlemen) quilters hard at work in our conference room. We just recently finished a course on Microsoft Office 2003. And instructor came in from Lees College and had 10 ladies in each Tuesday and Thursday for 6 weeks learning how to use Microsoft Office, Excel and Publisher.
The Community Artists came through like pros and we finally have a gallery to show the world. Talk about talent. I'll post some pictures here to show you. The only way to do this work justice; however, is to come in and see it.