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Friday, July 30 • Hike Yourself Healthy • Richmond YMCA Flag Football • Creepie Crawlers • Outdoor Wonderland • Swamps & Streams • Nature Nuts • Contemporary Collections • Interaction Singles Dance • Richmond River Rats

Contemporary Collections: Modern Art in Richmond
   ...at Richmond Art Museum, June 6 - Aug 8



First Richmond Group, LLC

Christian songwriter, recording artist and winner of Artist of the Year at the 1998 Dove Awards, Rich Mullins graduated from Northeastern High School in 1974.

	Wayne County Bicentennial
	Festival of Murals
	Local History & Reference Titles
	"Historic Mills of Wayne and Boston Townships, Wayne County, Indiana"
	Local Food Directory
	IN Farmer's Market, U-Pick & Agritourism Directory

	For each $3 donation, now through July 31st, Meijer will donate a bag of school supplies for a Wayne County child as part of the Tools for Schools campaign
	Enjoy the lovely music of the Chanticleer String Quartet with guitarist Freddie Bryant in the relaxed setting of the Chanticleer farm.  3:30 p.m. on Sunday, August 1st - FREE!
	State Fair Band Day is next week!  Support your local high school marching band at area ice cream socials this weekend!
	Are you eligible for the extension to unemployment benefits?  Find out by reading the Department of Workforce Development FAQ on the IN.gov website.
	Have you seen any of the murals the artists are creating for the Festival of Murals?  They are amazing!  Click here to download a map to all the mural locations.

Download the flyer for the 34th Annual Chanticleer String Quartet Music Festival to find out where and when you can enjoy the beautiful music performed by this wonderful group.



The Wayne County Historical Museum has a new addition to it's log cabin collection, a log outhouse!  Now children can see for themselves what Grandma and Grandpa mean when they talk about "walking the path" to the outhouse at their grandparents' house when they were young.  (Click for larger view.)