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The four core values of the NHS were expressed by member Owen Johnson on Leadership, Vice- President Mandilyn Weaver on Scholarship, Treasurer Megan Adams on Service, and member Emily Hollar on Character.
Historian Jamie Gluckle called each inductee forward as Secretary Aubrey Williams placed the Gold Cords on the inductees and member Amanda Domanchowswki handed them their Certificate packet. Hallie Smith concluded the induction with the group reciting in the NHS pledge. Final Words were given by High School Principal, Greg Johnson. The group was released for a dessert potluck in the Elementary Cafeteria where they were served by hostesses and member Jocelynn Kennaw, member Gabrielle Williams, and Parliamentarian Naomi McGill. Special thanks to member Madison Casto in the light/sound booth.
Enjoy a festive afternoon at the Aviation Museum with hot chocolate, cookies, and crafts for kids. There will also be a special visit from Mr. and Mrs. Clause!
The Champaign Aviation Museum is located at 1652 North Main Street, Urbana.
The "Falconland Market" will hold a soft opening to the public on Sunday, December 19th from 1-3pm. This month, the market will offer fresh fruits, cheese, butter, Bob Evans mashed potatoes, eggs, chicken fajita meat, canned beef, pork and chicken, a variety of noodles, cereals, condiments and more.  Graham hopes that families in need will visit and shop for their family to ensure there is no food insecurity over the holidays. Falconland Market is located at Graham Elementary School, 9464 W ST RT 36, in St. Paris. Shoppers should park in the lot to the west (left) of the building toward the most rear entrance on the side (2nd grade pod entrance).
Falconland Market will be open to the public twice monthly on Sunday afternoons, on the following dates: Dec. 19th Jan. 9th Jan. 23rd Feb. 6th Feb. 20th March 6 March 20 April 3rd April 17th May 1st May 15th May 29th June 19th July 10th July 24th Aug. 7th Aug. 21st Updates to the schedule will be posted on Graham Local Schools website, social media platforms, and community newsletters. For more information or if you wish to volunteer, please contact Stacey Logwood, OPS, Student, Family, Community Support Coordinator at 937-663-4127 or by email at [email protected].
The new improvements can be seen in person this weekend at the showing of Ghostbusters: Afterlife (PG-13)!  Tickets are $7 for adults and $6 for children under 12, seniors, and veterans. Showtimes are Friday, December 17th at 7:30pm; Saturday, December 18th at 4:30pm and 7:30pm; Sunday, December 18th at 2:30pm and 5:30pm.
For information on how to donate to the Gloria Theatre for future improvements, click here. From the Village of Mechanicsburg
The Village is seeking more financial assistance through OPWC program to implement Phase ll of water line replacement program. Phase l Water Line replacement was completed in 2018.  Phase ll of the water line replacement program would replace water mains, service connections, fire hydrants and water meters on Walnut, North Main, West Race, and Sandusky Streets. This will serve approximately 140 residences directly and the remainder of the Village providing better water flow through the system.
"We are grateful to have received the grant and thank the State for their investment in our community." says the Village of Mechanicsburg.
Mitchell has been in her current position as the Principal of Mac-A-Cheek Learning Center for seven years. Prior to joining the ESC in her current capacity, Mary was employed by the Urbana City School District as the Director of Special Education. She has also worked for the Clark County ESC as a Preschool Supervisor. She started her educational career at Clark-Shawnee Local Schools as an Intervention Specialist.  Mitchell said, “I am honored to be named the new superintendent of the Madison-Champaign County ESC and to have the honor of leading this exceptional staff at this agency. I am looking forward to continuing the work with the school districts in both of our countries to meet the needs of our students and community.”
The details of Mitchell’s contract have yet to be finalized but this work should be completed before the December 22nd Board meeting. Her contract will officially begin on August 1, 2022. She will be working with Kaffenbarger over the next several months to ensure a smooth transition. Board President Mary Lee Gecowets stated, “ I am thrilled to have someone of the caliber of Mitchell moving into the superintendent’s position. She has distinguished herself in her current role as the principal of Mac-A-Cheek. The five-member board is confident that Mary will be an excellent match for this position and an asset to the leadership team at the Madison-Champaign ESC. The Board did its due diligence in interviewing seven outstanding candidates but at the end of the day Mitchell proved to be our choice.” Outgoing Superintendent, Dr. Dan Kaffenbarger stated that “Mary has been an excellent leader at Mac-A-Cheek for the ESC for the past seven years. I have no doubt she will bring the same passion and servant-minded leadership to the superintendent’s position.”
Meals are also available for delivery by calling Oak Grove Mennonite Church at (937) 465-4749 by December 24th.
Bring your children when you pick up your kit to participate in the Rudolph and Friends Scavenger Hunt. Rudolph and his friends are hiding throughout the library and if they can find them all, they will receive a special treat!
The event will conclude with a drive-through around Hearth and Home's circle where there will be hot beverages and cookies provided by Santa from 11am-1pm on Sunday, December 19th.
Donations will be given to local adopted families and the Sycamore House Family Life Center of Champaign County.
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