Community Calendar
If you are a non-profit group and have an upcoming event you would like announced on our Community Calendar, email Shelby@wrjc.com.
We update this page often! Come back soon to see what’s new and to keep up with events in your Community! If you know of something you are interested in that is not listed, please email Shelby@wrjc.com. Thanks!
Recurring events are listed at the bottom on the page.
Thanks for listening to WRJC!
Monroe County Fair July 24-28
Date and Time
Wednesday Jul 24, 2024 Sunday Jul 28, 2024
Check the website for times of certain events
Location
Fees/Admission
Prices vary, check website
Contact Information
Monroe County Agricultural Society, (608) 372-2081
Send Email
Strong Bodies July 26
Strong Bodies Online 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Mauston, Hatch Public Library
Increase strength, energy, flexibility, and balance! Improve mood and sleep quality! This FREE strength training program is for adults of all ages. To register, sign up at https://hatchpubliclibrary.us
Lyndon Station Parkfest July 26 & 27
FRI NIGHT
FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS – LITTEL LEAGUE EXHIBITION
CO-ED SOFTBALL
GARDEN TRACTOR PULLS
LIVE MUSIC STARTING @ 6PM BY:
NEW NORMAL & ISLAND JACK
SAT NIGHT
CORNHOLE TOURNEY @ 9AM
CO-ED SOFTBALL
2PM – PARADE
RIBBON CUTTING FOR NEW PLAYGROUND
LIVE MUSIC BY:
3PM – DRINKING MAN’S BAND
6PM – SECTION 8
BEER TENT AND CONCESSIONS
Kids Makers Market Registration July 26
Register for Kids Makers Market
Mauston, Hatch Public Library
Registration required. Kids ages 0-12 are invited to sell crafts, baked goods, eggs, produce, flowers, and more! Interested in being a kid vendor? *Products must be created or grown/made by the child. There is no registration fee to participate and kid vendors get to keep any profits made during the event.
Story Time July 27
Story time July 27th 7pm Buckhorn North Shelter
Join Cortney from the New Lisbon Library for Storytime at 7pm. Meet at North shelter.
Charlieboy Music in the Park July 27
Charlieboy-Music in the Park July 27th 7pm Buckhorn Amphitheater
Charlieboy is an Indie Alt Rock group from Baraboo, Wisconsin that is poised to take the world by storm! But to call Charlieboy just an Indie Alt Rock group would be an injustice because they are so much more than that. With lyrics that suggest a seeking of peace and unity, the band creates intricate layered grooves that stir up feelings of happiness and bliss while vocalist Kaya Martin’s rich, warm and powerful vocals take this band’s sound into a whole other universe. At the Amphitheater at 7pm! Free concert but Vehicle admission is required.
Christmas in July at the Market July 27
Happy July!
Hub City Days July 27
Necedah Flea Market July 27
Necedah Flea Market 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Necedah, Flea Market
Flea Market is open in the summer on Saturdays 9-4 and Sundays 10-4
Tiny House Tickets
Remember to get your MHS Tiny House Tickets This Week
Tiny House raffle tickets are now available.
The 2024 MHS Tiny House is complete and ready for viewing!
This year’s class created another great tiny house, alongside local businesses who helped us out. This past week, Jake from Gray Electric finished up the electrical and Kevin from Lange Plumbing completed the plumbing.
???? We cannot thank our area businesses enough for their dedication to our program!
Here’s what they helped with:
-Bank of Mauston for their continued support and helping get this project started
-Kudick Chevrolet for wiring the lights and brakes and supplies
-Wisconsin Building Supply for the assistance with building materials and pricing
-Gray Electric for the electrical supplies and labor
-Lange Plumbing for the plumbing supplies and labor
-BTU Management for the electrical heating unit
-McKinney’s Home Decorating for the vinyl flooring and installation
-Capaul’s Flooring & Cabinetry for the cabinets and countertops
-Meadow Valley Log Homes for the carsiding
-McElroy Metal for the steel roofing
-Laridaen’s Glass for the windows
-Eagle Promotions for the shirts
-Custofoam Corporation for the monetary donation
It truly takes a team to make this project happen and our wonderful, local community is a testament to that! ???? Be on the lookout for the tiny house out in the community this summer.
????? Also, be sure to visit the local businesses that are helping us sell the raffle tickets: Miller’s General Store in Lyndon Station, Bank of Mauston, Northside Mobil, McKinney’s Home Decorating, Castle Rock Realty, Wisconsin Building Supply and Shipwreck Bay!
Thank you to those businesses, as well, for their help!
For more information: http://bit.ly/MHStinyraffle
Mauston Lions Club Golf Outing July 28
Sign up open for Mauston Lions Club Golf Outing on 7/28 at Castle Rock Golf Course
Get ready to tee off at our Annual Golf Outing at Castle Rock Golf Course! Hurry, spots vanish faster than a well-hit drive! Get ready for some serious fun with hole prizes, raffles, and contests galore! It’s just $80 per person or $320 per team. Score 18 holes of scramble goodness with a cart and feast on a delicious chicken dinner afterward, complete with door prizes, hole prizes, contests, and raffles! Feeling extra generous? Become a hole sponsor and get your very own sign at one of the holes for just $100!12:00 registration1:00 shotgun start. Chicken dinner to follow. Call Castle Rock Golf Course to sign up 608-847-4658
Contact: Corey Champlin
Email: langeplumb@gmail.com
Phone: 608-547-9080.
Music in the Park July 29
Strong Bodies July 29
Strong Bodies Online 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Mauston, Hatch Public Library Increase strength, energy, flexibility, and balance! Improve mood and sleep quality! This FREE strength training program is for adults of all ages. To register, sign up hatchpubliclibrary.us
NA/AA Meetings July 29
AA/NA Meetings 11:00 AM
Mauston, United Methodist Church
Local AA/NA Meeting
Camp Douglas Meal Site July 29
Camp Douglas Meal Site 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Camp Douglas, Village Hall
Watch the ADRC of Eagle County Juneau County Office Facebook page for closures/changes.
Knit, Crochet, Craft July 29
Knit, Crochet, or Craft 6:00 PM
Mauston, Hatch Public Library
ring a project to work on and be part of the knitting, crocheting, and crafting community at HPL! All ages and abilities are welcome. Free yarn! Every Monday
Central Wisconsin Community Action Council New Location!
Central Wisconsin Community Action Council | CWCAC.ORG
Bus Trips with Jim July 30
Safe Sitter Classes July 30
Sign up for Safe Sitter classes this summer
Mauston, Mile Bluff Medical Center
This summer, Mile Bluff Medical Center is offering Safe Sitter® classes to local students. Led by the Education Department, this one-day course is designed to prepare students in sixth through eighth grade to be safe when they are home alone, watching younger siblings, or babysitting. Lessons are filled with fun activities and role-playing exercises that teach students injury prevention and treatment, CPR, management of problem behaviors and the business side of babysitting.
This is a one-day course. Students will only need to register for one class to complete the program and CPR training.
Classes are available:
Monday, August 5
All classes will be held at Mile Bluff Clinic in Mauston from 9:00 am to 2:30 pm.
Pre-registration is required, and seating is limited. The course fee is $20 and includes class materials, a Safe Sitter® starter kit, and lunch.
Students will learn:
Safety Skills: Students learn how to prevent unsafe situations and what to do when faced with dangers such as power failures or weather emergencies.
Childcare Skills: Students learn tips to manage behavior that will help them stay in control of themselves and the children in their care. Students also learn the ages and stages of child development, as well as practice diapering.
First Aid & Rescue Skills: Learning skills such as choking rescue and CPR is often students’ favorite part of the class. Students also learn a system to help them assess and respond to injuries and illnesses.
Life & Business Skills: The ability to screen jobs, discuss fees, and greet employers will set students up for success now and in the future. Students practice these skills through various role play.
This program is co-sponsored by Mile Bluff Medical Center Foundation. To register, click on the dates above or visit the Calendar of Events. For more information, contact Kathy Greenwood, Director of Education, at 608-847-2740.
Story Time Friends July 30
Storytime Friends 10:00 AM
Mauston, Hatch Public Library
Join us on Tuesday mornings for stories, songs, early literacy activities, and more! It is a great opportunity to connect with other families.
Camp Douglas Meal Site 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Camp Douglas, Village Hall
Watch the ADRC of Eagle County Juneau County Office Facebook page for closures/changes.
AA/NA Meetings July 30
AA/NA Meetings 7:30 PM
Elroy Methodist Church
Steps 1st, 2nd weeks, Traditions 3rd, 4th week
Women’s Health Center Ribbon Cutting July 30
The Tomah VA Medical Center invites you to join them for the Ribbon Cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of their new Women’s Health Center on Tuesday, July 30th from 2 pm – 3 pm. The event will take place at 500 E. Veterans St, Bldg #411.
During this special Grand Opening, they will unveil their new Women’s Health Center, which is a major milestone in providing care for female Veterans.
Come meet the Women’s Health Team and help show support for our women Veterans!
Local Food Pop-up Events July 31
School Supply Give-Away July 31
11th Annual Backpack Giveaway – BeMobile Verizon
Through July 31 | Business Hours | 222 Buan St., Suite A, Tomah
Visit the local store in Tomah during the event, to get your free backpack filled with school supplies. First come first served until gone. For questions, contact the Tomah BeMobile store at 608-372-2221.
Heating and Cooling Shelters
Adams-Friendship Season Schedule
Floaties and Floats Party August 1
Bluffs Meal Site Closed August 1,2 & 19-30
“Into the Woods” August 2-4
Live Performances – Tomah Area Community Theatre (ACT)
August 2 – 4 | Show Times Vary | Tomah High School | 901 Lincoln Ave., Tomah
Performances of the ACT’s summer musical, “Into the Woods” will be held on Friday, August 2nd and 3rd at 7 pm and on Saturday, August 4th at 2 pm. Order tickets online at tomahact.com or call 608-374-7469.
Geocache Event August 3
Geocache event August 3rd 10-11:30am Buckhorn Barrens Nature Trail.
Meet at the observation tower on the Barrens Nature Trail to learn about geocaching and work together to find geocaches along the Ranger Rick geocache trail.
Some GPS units will be available to borrow at the program, or you can bring your own or a smartphone.
Hosted by the Friends of Buckhorn.
Waterfest August 3
Castle Rock Waterfest on FaceBook
CrAzy DaZe August 3
CrAzY DaZe Sales – Shop Tomah Participating Retailers & Restaurants
August 3 | Business Hours | Tomah
Shop local businesses for crazy specials, sidewalk sales, and enjoy fun activities throughout Tomah! Follow Shop Tomah on Facebook HERE.
CrAzY DaZe Lunch Fundraiser – Kupper Ratsch Senior Center
August 3 | 9 am – 2 pm | 1002 Superior Ave., Tomah
While you’re shopping the Crazy Daze sales, stop by the Senior Center to come in out of the summer heat. Sit, relax, and enjoy lunch, or take it to go. Proceeds go to the Senior Center. View more information on Facebook HERE.
Music in the Park August 5
National Night Out August 6
Held in Necedah at Lions Park from 4PM- 8PM. Come and meet local law enforcement and EMT. See their exciting equipment and take part in this national event.
More Info:
National Night Out August 6
Dementia Conference August 6
Wheels @ Work August 7
Local Food Pop-up Events August 7
Alzheimer’s Education Series August 7
Medicare ABC’s August 9
Golf Outing August 9
Stepping On Workshops Wednesdays in August
Charity Tractor Pull August 9 & 10
Hillsboro Charity Tractor Pull website
Smokey’s 80th Birthday August 10
Smokey’s 80th Birthday August 10th 2pm-3pm Buckhorn Beach
Smokey Bear is turning 80 years old!
We’re having a birthday party for him at the beach with cupcakes, fun Smokey facts, learn about campfire safety, and a visit with Smokey Bear.
Hosted by the Friends of Buckhorn.
Car Show August 10
Yukon Trails Campground in Lyndon Station is hosting the 3rd Annual car show August 10th on the air strip and this year the funds raised from the 50/50 raffle will be sent to the Juneau County K-9 officers. Spectators are admitted free to the show. Car show begins at 11 am until 3 pm with Jose’s food truck being there. More information available through Yukon Trails on their Facebook page here.
Juneau County Fair August 11 – August 18
Music in the Park August 12
Vote August 13
ELECTION SCHEDULE FOR 2024:
August 13, 2024 – Primary Election
November 5, 2024 – General Election
www.myvote.wi.gov
Community Helpers Needed
We are looking for people who help people!
We would like to get them all together so that they can learn from each other, network, and learn about different resources in Juneau County.
We are inviting all types of Community Helpers, from people who run a non-profit to the Department of Human Services, to volunteers of a community-helping local organization, to those who do good things in your community in an unofficial way. If you fit into this Helper category, you are invited to attend this free event.
This event is a collaboration between the Juneau County Leadership Program and Juneau County Economic Development Corp (JCEDC). We are calling it the Resource Roundup, and it will take place on Wednesday, September 18, 2024 from 9am – Noon.
Each year, the Juneau County Leadership Program (formerly known as ALP) learns about some of the fantastic people and organizations that help our community. We wanted to expand this learning and also include you!
JCEDC is working on a project to create a resource guide of services in our community to share with the public and let everyone know about 211 services, so this event is a great partnership!
This is the first year for this event, so we are still determining how large a venue we need. Details will come soon as to where the event will take place. We know it will be Wednesday, September 18, as our Leadership Program day.
We are also working with On The Line Presence, which helps with our marketing and knows a lot about organizing events. And the Juneau County Health Department who is sharing resources with us to reach as many of you as we can.
We are looking for sponsors to help us pay for this event (and hopefully grow it next year). If you are interested in sponsoring, discussing possibilities, or have questions about this event, contact either Tamaya Loewe at JCEDC tjoloewe@juneaucounty.com or Jessica Bilski at the Juneau County Leadership Program/Advanced Leadership Program (ALP) juneauleadership@gmail.com
If you provide a service or help out a community in Juneau County and would like to come to the event, it is free, but please register soon using our Google form https://forms.gle/JxfvQTYWnXZMzDE99
this link is also on our website at www.juneauleadership.org/resourceroundup
Lincoln Dinner Registration Deadline August 15
Local Food Pop-up Events August 16
Alzheimer’s Education Series August 16
Local Food Pop-up Events August 16
Old Soul Society August 17
Old Soul Society- Music in the Park August 17th 7-9pm Buckhorn Amphitheater
Friends of Buckhorn State Park are bringing “Old Soul Society” to perform at the Amphitheater at 7pm. Free concert, but park sticker is required to enter the state park.
Old Soul Society is a Wisconsin based act that is rooted in Americana with branches into Folk, Rock, Soul, Blues & more.
Old Soul Society’s focus on the craft of songwriting is displayed in the rich, textured musical layers they create to underscore the emotionally raw delivery of their introspective and heartfelt lyrics. These details combine into a powerfully stirring live performance that has been winning over audiences everywhere. Free concert but vehicle admission is required.
Ed the Diver August 17
Ed the Diver August 17th 1-3pm Buckhorn North Shelter
Come see Ed the Diver! Ed is coming to Buckhorn to educate us the important work he does with conservation and cleaning waterways while discussing his world of diving recovery, scuba diving, and how we can help keep our waters clean.
@ North Shelter 1pm-3pm
Music in the Park August 19
Local Food Pop-up Events August 21
Car Show August 21
Hustlerfest August 23 – 25
MobilePack for Feed My Starving Children August 23 & 24
Feed My Starving Children is a Christian Non-Profit Hunger Relief Organization founded in 1987. The Tomah event will be held at Recreation Park at the Monroe County Fairgrounds. Adults ands children are invited to work two-hour shifts packing life-saving meals.
If you want more information, contact Daniel Crego at 608-797-2749.
Story Time August 24
Story time August 24th 7pm Buckhorn Amphitheater
Join Cortney from the New Lisbon Library for Storytime at 7pm at our Amphitheater!
Car Show & Summerfest August 24
Community Drive-thru Cookout August 24
Free Community Drive Thru Cookout
Sunday, August 25th 4pm-6pm
Bethany Lutheran Church
701 Grove Street, Mauston
Music in the Park August 26
Men’s Shed Event August 27
Local Food Pop-up Events August 28, August 29
I & E Club Events August 29
August 29, 2024 I&E Club Meting with Collette Schultz, Virtual Team 360 – Choosing the right software for your business.
Fire In the Hills August 31
Local Food Pop UP Event September 4
Dash N Bash September 7
Bluffs Meal Site Closed September 9-13
Local Food Pop up Event September 11
Medicare ABC’s September 13
K9s of Juneau County Fundraiser September 14
Shipwreck Bay – More info to come
Pulling Along the Baraboo September 14
The Elroy Fair has rescheduled both tractor pulls that were canceled due to rain during this years fair. Our new date that will hold both shows is Saturday, September 14th and we are calling it “Pulling Along the Baraboo.”
Live Life in Color September 14
Local Food Pop up Event September 18
Alzheimer’s Education Series September 18
Resource Roundup September 18
We are looking for people who help people!
We would like to get them all together so that they can learn from each other, network, and learn about different resources in Juneau County.
We are inviting all types of Community Helpers, from people who run a non-profit to the Department of Human Services, to volunteers of a community-helping local organization, to those who do good things in your community in an unofficial way. If you fit into this Helper category, you are invited to attend this free event.
This event is a collaboration between the Juneau County Leadership Program and Juneau County Economic Development Corp (JCEDC). We are calling it the Resource Roundup, and it will take place on Wednesday, September 18, 2024 from 9am – Noon.
Each year, the Juneau County Leadership Program (formerly known as ALP) learns about some of the fantastic people and organizations that help our community. We wanted to expand this learning and also include you!
JCEDC is working on a project to create a resource guide of services in our community to share with the public and let everyone know about 211 services, so this event is a great partnership!
This is the first year for this event, so we are still determining how large a venue we need. Details will come soon as to where the event will take place. We know it will be Wednesday, September 18, as our Leadership Program day.
We are also working with On The Line Presence, which helps with our marketing and knows a lot about organizing events. And the Juneau County Health Department who is sharing resources with us to reach as many of you as we can.
We are looking for sponsors to help us pay for this event (and hopefully grow it next year). If you are interested in sponsoring, discussing possibilities, or have questions about this event, contact either Tamaya Loewe at JCEDC tjoloewe@juneaucounty.com or Jessica Bilski at the Juneau County Leadership Program/Advanced Leadership Program (ALP) juneauleadership@gmail.com
If you provide a service or help out a community in Juneau County and would like to come to the event, it is free, but please register soon using our Google form https://forms.gle/JxfvQTYWnXZMzDE99
this link is also on our website at www.juneauleadership.org/resourceroundup
Lyndon Station Dash & Bash September 21
A Friends and Family Cancer Foundation event held the Saturday after Labor Day in Lyndon Station, WI.
Alzheimer’s Education Series September 23
Men Shed Events September 24
Local Food Pop up Event September 25, 26
I & E Club Events September 26
September 26, 2024 I&E Club Meeting – speaker/topic to tbd (let us know if you are interested in speaking!)
Bluffs Meal Site Closed October 17, 18
Men Shed Events October 22
Scary Movie for Adults October 26
Scary Movie for Adults – October 26th 7pm Buckhorn Amphitheater
I & E Club Events October 31
October 31, 2024 I&E Club Meeting – speaker/topic to tbd (let us know if you are interested in speaking!)
The Market
https://www.facebook.com/maustonsfarmersmarket
Vote November 5
ELECTION SCHEDULE FOR 2024:
November 5, 2024 – General Election
www.myvote.wi.gov
Heating and Cooling Shelters
Uplift WI Statewide Peer Support
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) announced a new phone line that is now available allowing all Wisconsinites to share their successes and challenges with a peer who will listen and offer support without judgement or criticism.
Uplift WI is available 24/7 at 534-202-5438.
People experiencing mental health and substance emergencies should call, text, or chat the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Call 911 if this emergency is life-threatening.
Looking for Drivers
Make Your Plan to Vote Now
Go to the Wisconsin Disability Vote Coalition website for all the information and help getting your vote counted! Even if you are not disabled, there is really good registration and voting information as well as voting resources on this site!
Make Your Plan to Vote Fact Sheet 2024
Community Pool Hours – Daily
6:00am – 7:00am Adult Lap Swim
8:00am – 9:45am Open Swim/Lap Swim
10:30am – 11:30am Open Swim/Lap Swim
1:00pm – 4:00pm Open Swim/Lap Swim
4:00pm – 5:00pm CLOSED FOR SWIM PRACTICE
5:00pm – 6:00pm Aqua Aerobics
6:00pm – 8:00pm Open Swim/Lap Swim
508 Grayside Ave
Mauston, WI 53948
Contact
kewing@maustonschools.org
608-847-6603
More Information
https://www.facebook.com/MaustonPublicPool
Childbirth Education Classes – Saturdays
Free childbirth classes are offered to you and your support person at Mile Bluff Medical Center on Saturdays from 8:30AM to 4PM. Dates will be set based on the needs of mothers-to-be. Call now to register before baby arrives 608-847-1013.
Breakfast Buffet – Sundays
Breakfast Buffet every Sunday at Wonewoc American Legion beginning at 8AM and runs until 11AM. This is an all-you-can-eat Buffet and includes both hot and cold drinks, biscuits and gravy, bacon, sausage, scrambled eggs, potato side, pancakes, French toast, waffles, pastries, and fruit. Adults $12, Children 5-12 $5. Credit and Debit now accepted.
Playgroups – Mondays
Playgroups are available at the Juneau County Family Resource Center at N4982 HWY 58 in Mauston. Playgroups are every Monday 9:30-11 and free for children ages 0-5 years old accompanied by an adult. The playgroups are organized free-play with crafts, activities, circle time stories and a free snack. These activities are open to the public. Call 608-847-4991 for more information.
Knitting, Crocheting, Crafting – Mondays
Knit, Crochet, or Craft 6:00 PM Mauston, Hatch Public Library Bring a project to work on and be part of the knitting, crocheting, and crafting community at HPL! All ages and abilities are welcome. Free yarn! Every Monday.
Storytime Friends December – Tuesdays
Storytime, songs, early literacy activities take place Tuesday Mornings at 10AM at Hatch Public Library in Mauston. It is a great opportunity to connect with other families.
Narcan Training – Tuesdays and Thursdays
Walk-in Narcan Training happening now Tuesday’s and Thursday’s 10am to noon at the Juneau County Health Department. Trainings are only 15 minutes and you will receive a free Narcan nasal spray kit. Questions? Call the Juneau County Health Department at 608-847-9373.
Chair Yoga – Wednesdays
Bring yourself and a friend every Wednesday for chair yoga.
New Lisbon Library
115 W Park St
New Lisbon, WI 53950 US
608-562-3213
More Information
https://www.newlisbonlibrary.org/event/chair-yoga-1030-21/
Necedah Recovery Support Meeting – Thursdays
Recovery Necedah
New Meeting!
Recovery from Alcoholism & Substance Abuse
Sick & Tired of being Sick & Tired?
“If you want to change your life, come join us”
- We follow the 12 Steps of AA
- This is an Open Meeting – All are welcome!
- Starts Thursday, February 1st, 2024.
TIME : 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm (Every Thursday)
LOCATION : United Methodist Church
(Use the rear parking-lot, entrance)
605 N. Harvey St.
Necedah, WI 54646
Contact: Tom W. * Cell: 765-336-4022 * email: tjw3278 @ gmail.com
Family Storytime – First Thursday Ea. Month
Necedah Silver Hair Club – 2nd Friday Ea. Month
The New Necedah Silver Hair Club (seniors age 55+) will be meeting at 12 Noon each 2nd Friday of the month at the Necedah Village Hall. Bring a dish to pass for lunch. Meet with Friends and make some new ones!
ADRC Transportation Program
The ADRC of Eagle Country Juneau County Office provides transportation assistance for a low cost to Juneau County Residents age 60 and over or individuals living with a disability. Services include the ADRC handicap-accessible van and bus, Volunteer Escort Drivers, Find Your Own Driver Program, and the Taxi Subsidy Program. This is for non-emergency trips to medical appointments, shopping, nutrition, education and employment, as well as social and recreation. Hours of operation are 8AM-4:30PM. Requests must be made 48 hours prior to the appointment. Call 608-847-9371 to find out more.
Necedah Flea Market 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Necedah, Flea Market
Flea Market is open in the summer on Saturdays 9-4 and Sundays 10-4
Contact: https://www.facebook.com/necdeahfleamarket
If you are a non-profit group and have an upcoming event you would like announced on our Community Calendar, email Shelby@wrjc.com.
We update this page often! Come back soon to see what’s new and to keep up with events in your Community! If you know of something you are interested in that is not listed, please email Shelby@wrjc.com. Thanks!
