Professional rope jumper performing in Greene County

David Fisher, known as the world’s greatest rope jumper, will perform in Greene county six times next week. Fisher has been given the title of World’s Greatest Rope Jumper by Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! as well as being a Guinness world record holder. During his performances he encourages people of all ages to get in shape while having fun.…

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The fun of science is ‘absolute’

Students at Greene County and Paton-Churdan were entertained Monday by a stereotypical zany scientist as portrayed by Steve Couch. Couch performed Rick Eugene Brammer’s “Absolute Science” at Greene County intermediate and elementary schools on Monday, and Brammer was at Paton-Churdan on Tuesday.

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Student’s design will be implemented in AEA apartment

An “authentic” learning experience for Greene County High School sophomore Colby Aspengren will add a third floor apartment on Jefferson’s courthouse square to the available rental housing. Aspengren designed a renovation to the apartment above the Prairie Lakes AEA office, located in an 1886 building on the north side of the square. Prairie Lakes plans to move forward with the…

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Brunch and bingo for Scranton sesqui

Scranton area residents are making plans for a big celebration when the community celebrates its sesquicentennial: 150 years. The date of June 29, 2019 has been selected. To raise funds for the expenses that go with a celebration, the committee has planned a brunch and BINGO event on Sunday, May 7. People of all ages are invited to come enjoy…

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HOWL Camp concludes with session on healthy snacks

HOWL (Healthy Organized Wellness and Living) Camp’s final session is Cooking Healthy on May 10 at the Greene County Extension office. Youngsters in grades 5-8 will make healthy snacks to keep them energized and motivated throughout the day. Participants will make flatbread pizza, peanut butter balls, make-ahead Mexican rollups, and berry & greens smoothies.

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Genealogical Society meets Saturday

The Greene County Genealogical Society will meet Saturday, May 6, in the basement meeting room of the Jefferson public library.  Annette Coil will  present a program on how to utilize familysearch.org.  This is a free site with much information to help all genealogists. Guests are always welcome.  The meeting room in handicapped accessible.

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