Shenandoah Week in Review: Music, Fun, Charity, and Community
Karen Erickson and Carolyn Ruhde help themselves to delightful snacks at the Summer Tea hosted by the Shenandoah Public Library on June 21. Librarian Bevin Anderzhon and the staff enjoy hosting a tea each season.
Jackson Linfor, a 10th grader, samples the refreshing peach ginger tea at the Summer Tea hosted by the Shenandoah Public Library on June 21. Linfor, who loves to read, enjoys visiting the library for its friendly staff.
Well over 100 people enjoyed Fridays after Five on June 21 under a new shade cloth, a result of a significant community collaboration. Generous donations from The Greater Shenandoah Foundation, Rapp Trust, Kay M. Anderson Foundation and Shenandoah Medical Center made the project possible. McConkey Rentals, Nielsen Farms, Miller Building Supply and many volunteers contributed equipment, labor, and time to construct the structure. Fridays after Five will conclude on June 28 with Into the Gray, featuring Skinny Webb, with proceeds benefiting Nishna Productions. Fridays after Five is sponsored by the Shenandoah Elks Lodge, Wilson Insurance and Northwest Bank.
Gas N’ Grass performed at Fridays after Five at the Elks Lodge on June 21. High school students Davin Holste, Drew Morelock, Jack Murren, and Brayton McFarland have a busy summer ahead, which includes another performance scheduled in Shenandoah on July 3 at the Depot Deli.
Sawyer and Jentry Lauman, who will be entering kindergarten and 4th grade, hosted a lemonade stand during a recent golf tournament at the Shenandoah Golf Course. Instead of keeping the proceeds, they donated nearly $500 to the Devin and Austin Barth family to help with expenses for their son Wilson Barth, a Shenandoah Elementary 2nd grader battling cancer.
Alexander Parrott, owner of Rowdy Crew Custom Baits, displays his wares at The Market at the Mill Downtown Shenandoah. The market is open every Thursday from 4-7 pm.
Marla Hart, proprietor of Metal & Mud, showcases her products at The Market at the Mill Downtown Shenandoah. Visit her table every Thursday from 4-7 pm at the indoor farmers market.
Touch of Gray out of Omaha display their musical talents at Thirsty Thursday and Barbeque at the Depot Restaurant and Lounge in Shenandoah on Thursday, June 20. Thirsty Thursdays continue each week through the end of September under the tent from 6-9 pm. Next up is David G. Smith on June 27.
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