Dugger Coal Festival

Comments: Saturday, September 26
Co-Ed Softball Tournament - Contact Reginia Robinson 812-648-3307
Community Yard Sales - Contact Patrece Collins 812-648-3200
Fishing Tournament - Contact Rich Collins 812-648-2902
Arts & Crafts / Flea Market Open 10am-10pm

Sunday, September 27
Car Show - Registration 9am
Homemade Chicken and Noodle Dinner 12-3pm - $6 Adults / $4 Children
Indiana Army National Guard Day - Inflatables & Rock Wall 12-4pm (Children
17 & under need parental consent)
Clydesdale Carriage Rides 1-5pm
Coal Festival Queen Contest 2pm - Inside Stage
Gospel in the Park 1-5:30pm - Outside Stage
1:00pm Haskett Sisters
2:oopm New Creations
3:00pm Isiah:53
4:30pm Masters 5
Community Church Service
Arts & Crafts / Flea Market Open 10am-8pm

Monday, September 28
Watermelon Eating Contest
Watermelon Seed Spitting Contest
Baking Contest
Pet Parade
Indiana Comic - Brett Eastburn 7pm - Outside Stage
Arts & Crafts / Flea Market Open 5-10pm

Tuesday, September 29
Spaghetti Supper 4pm-? - Sponsored by Mt. Calvary Church - Comm. Bldg.
Baby Contest Registration 5pm
Baby Contest 6pm - Inside Stage
Jr. King & Queen Contest 7pm - Inside Stage
Eddie Carson "Tribute to Elvis" 7-10pm - Outside Stage
Paranormal Indiana Presentation 8pm - Inside Stage
Arts & Crafts / Flea Market Open 5-10pm
Carnival Open 5-10pm  read more  

August 3, 2009

Submitted by: Bryana Green

(INDIANAPOLIS)  The Purdue School of Engineering and Technology hosted its 10th annual Tech Camp for Teachers July 27-30, 2009, on the IUPUI campus from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. Tech Camp offers attendees, primarily K-12 teachers, a chance to learn techniques to more effectively teach the latest software applications, web design and computer programming advances to their students. Approximately 75 teachers from Indiana, Ohio and Wisconsin attended this year's camp, and one of those teachers was from Shakamak High School.

"We're so fortunate to have Tech Camp in Indiana. It's an inexpensive way to learn so much about the newest technological developments," says Dena Irwin, a business teacher at Shakamak High School and president of the Indiana Business Education Association.  Irwin, who has attended Tech Camp for the past nine years, says she always leaves feeling revitalized, due in large part to the networking and camaraderie she enjoys with fellow educators throughout the Midwest.

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GoJasonville has been working towards this feature for over a year and finally it is coming together. The GoJasonville News and Social Networking Community sponsored by the Woot Network.

Here are a few of the new features:

1. You will notice the new avatar gallery where you can personalize your profiles.

2. You can now design your own page by adding content and moving it around like MyYahoo, MyGoogle etc. We will be adding more droplets, widgets, gadgets etc. that you can add to this as time allows.

3. We have added a Yearbook where you can meet up with your classmates, other residents etc. Just join the group you are associated with. For now we have lumped them together by a few years, but if we get enough interaction we will seperate them per year.

So register today and take advantage of all these new features with still yet more to come. You will not be able to see a lot of the features unless you register.