Jefferson City, Missouri - Stoddard County residents know that Emma Worley has a big heart! She raises lots of money for those battling cancer. Did you know she also has a big voice?
Emma and her parents, Ben and Belinda Worley, came to the Missouri State Capitol last week.
She sang the song "Still" for our representatives and senators in congress.
"I had the honor and pleasure to hear Emma sing in the beautiful Missouri State Capitol Rotunda,' stated Doug Libla, MO State Senator from Poplar Bluff. "Her song selection was "Still" and what a great performance."
151st State Representative Herman Morse was also present for her performance.
Submitted photo.
Bloomfield, Missouri - Family and loved ones of Doris Price are hosting a Bake Sale, Yard Sale and Ham & Bean Dinner at the Bible Tabernacle Church located at 709 Bedford Street in Bloomfield on Saturday, February 3, 2018.
The Bake Sale and Yard Sale will begin at 8:00 a.m.
The Ham & Bean Dinner will begin at 4:00 p.m. There will also be chili and crackers. Dessert and drink are also included. Cost per plate is $10.
All proceeds will to the pre-payment of all funeral expenses fro Doris Price who has fallen ill and is in the care of hospice at her home. Any donation will be accepted.
Please add her to your prayers as she goes home to God.
Dexter, Missouri - Keller Public Library along with the Missouri Job Center will host an event at the library on Friday, February 2nd from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Job seekers: Looking for a job or a career change? They can help!
+ Develop a professional resume
+ Measure and certify your skills
+ Learn about open jobs in your area and complete an online job search
+ Learn about No Cost workshops that will help you develop your skills
+ Find out about tuition assistance that you may be eligible for
Employers: Looking for qualified staff? We can help!
+ Learn how we can promote your job openings
+ Learn how we can recruit for your job opening or host a hiring event
+ Learn about the variety of services the job center can provide
Emma Kate Worley will be hosting her Auntie M Project to benefit the Stoddard County Relay for Life event.
Since 2009, Emma has been raising money through children’s art projects and is quite the artist herself. Her aunt Marilyn Williams passed away from melanoma and therefore the Auntie M Project was created.
Each spring, children are invited to spend the afternoon painting. Throughout the rest of the year, Emma is busy creating masterpieces that are sold for just $20 each and she has donated several that are auctioned during the Relay for Life event. On the back of these beautiful pieces of art is the story of Auntie M and how her journey of giving began.
On Saturday, March 3, 2018 beginning at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. (2 sessions) at the Bootheel Pediatric Therapy building children will be able to create and design their own masterpieces.
Registration is only a $20 donation and you may pre-register by contacting Belinda Worley at 573-421-1100; however pre-registration is not required. Just drop in and enjoy! Refreshments will also be provided.
All proceeds from the event will be presented to the Stoddard County Relay for Life event in May. Please honor the memory of Marilyn Williams by supporting the Auntie M Project and Emma Worley.
Guided painting class suitable for children and adults of all ages. Easter Theme Painting. Dress to get messy and to have tons of fun! Painting Instructions Provided by Stephanie Monroe. There will be two sessions. One at 1 p.m. and the other at 4 p.m. on Saturday, March 3rd at Bootheel Pediatric Therapy.
