1903 Route 66 Courthouse Museum

When: Saturday, April thru September 

Town: Waynesville
Description: One of only two remaining Route 66 period courthouses in Missouri. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Location: On The Square
Time: 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.
Cost: FREE admission, donations accepted
Contact: Pulaski County Museum & Historical Society (Denise Seevers)-573.855.3644

URL: http://www.route66courthouse.com/

Old Stagecoach Stop Museum

When: Saturday, April thru September

Town: Waynesville
Description: Pulaski County’s oldest building has served as a private residence, a stagecoach stop, a Civil War hospital, and a hotel on Historic Route 66. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Location: On The Square

Time: 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.
Cost: FREE admission, donations accepted
Contact: Old Stagecoach Stop Foundation (Jeanie Porter)- 573.336.3561

URL:http://www.oldstagecoachstop.org/

Uncle Buck's Pumpkin Patch

When: September 23, 24, & 30

October 1, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, & 29

Town: Dixon

Description: Premier pumpkin patch, pumpkins grown on site. Concessions & kid activities.

Location: 10800 Highway D

Time: 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m.

Cost:

Contact: Uncle Buck's Pumpkin Patch (Marilynn Moehle)- 573.759.9045

URL: www.unclebuckspumpkinpatch.com

TURKEY SHOOT
AMERICAN LEGION POST 240
1100 N. PINE STREET, RICHLAND, MO

COST: $2.00 PER ROUND, THERE ARE 10 ROUNDS ($20.00).

MEAT GIVEN OUT TO WINNERS.

COME ON OUT AND TRY YOUR LUCK, YOU MAY BE A BIG WINNER!

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE GO TO OUR WEBSITE ON FACEBOOK: "AMERICAN LEGION POST 240, RICHLAND, MO"

Join us at Z Bar & Grill EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT for LADIES NIGHT. Pick from a variety of tasty drinks
you will love! Enjoy the evening inside or outside on our patio near our fire pit. Hang out, have fun and enjoy
some good music! Z Bar & Grill- the only Hotel-Bar-Grill in the area! The place to stay, play & eat! Located at
127 Vickie Lynn in St. Robert, Mo directly behind the Holiday Inn Express Hotel. 573.336.7829

18+ to attend, paid reservations required, group size limited to 8
Investigations begin at dusk.

Uncle Buck's Pumpkin Patch

When: September 23, 24, & 30

October 1, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, & 29

Town: Dixon

Description: Premier pumpkin patch, pumpkins grown on site. Concessions & kid activities.

Location: 10800 Highway D

Time: 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m.

Cost:

Contact: Uncle Buck's Pumpkin Patch (Marilynn Moehle)- 573.759.9045

URL: www.unclebuckspumpkinpatch.com

Local broadcast not showing your favorite NFL team? Don't worry we got you covered on Sundays beginning at noon. Don't miss a minute of the gridiron action. Live on large screen TVs! No cover charge. Food and beverage is available from the Black Jack Bar and Grill.

Come to Cantina Bravo EVERY Sunday for Girl Adored Princess & Character Meet & Greets!

Plus, KIDS under 12 EAT FREE (with purchase of adult meal).

Girl Adored characters will travel from table to table, stopping for a brief visit with each party for a hug, photo, or a quick conversation with children guests. Two different characters from Girl Adored will attend each Sunday (weather permitting).


Every Sunday (WEEKLY)- Meet & Greet at Cantina Bravo
What: Meet & Greet with Girl Adored Princesses and Characters and Kids under 12 eat FREE (with purchase of adult meal)
Where: Cantina Bravo, 332 Marshall Dr J, St. Robert, MO 65584
When: 12:30pm to 2:30pm
Contact: Girl Adored (Tai Kimes)- 573.298.6776, girls@girladored.com

Anyone with military ID card can rent lane and gun rental for $10.00 for 30 min.

Take Off Pounds Sensibly is a weight loss support group. Weigh-in is from 5-6pm, meeting is 6-7pm.

Toddler Story Time at the Bruce C. Clarke Library, Fort Leonard Wood, on Tuesdays at 10:30am for childeren 18 months to 3 years old. Stories and simple crafts by ASYMCA. The library is open Mon-Thurs 10am-6pm and Sat-Sun 10am-5pm.

Fort Leonard Wood Lions Club
POC: Harold L. Burleson - Phone# 573-528-1767
Email – flwlions@hotmail.com
Facebook - Fort Leonard Woods Lions Club
“Our Diversity is Our Strength!” Dr. Jitsuhiro Yamada, LCI President

The FLW Lions Club was chartered 20 January of 1966 and has been a part of the worlds’ largest service organization since that time. The FLW Lions Club was one of the first Lions Clubs formed on a military installation. Currently, we are the only Lions Club that remains active on a military installation. The motto of Lions Clubs International is WE SERVE and the FLW Lions Club tries to live up to this motto. Lions Clubs International has 1.3 million members and is located in 208 countries and geographical areas. This is more countries and geographical areas than the United Nations. We are just one club of 46,434 clubs worldwide. For additional information on Lions Clubs International visit the website: www.lionsclubs.org and tag it as one of your Favorites. The FLW Lions Club is very active on the district and state level with four active Past District Governors (PDG) and several members serving on District and State level committees. On 30 January 2016, the vision, hope, and dream of our 25 Charter Members were realized as we joyously and successfully celebrated our FLWLC 50th Anniversary Program at the Pershing Community Center on Ft Leonard Wood.

We are proud to announce in local media outlets a listing of our current ongoing activities that will continue for Lionistic Year 2016-2017 that will begin on 1 July 2016. Your support can help us achieve this year’s goal to be a better Lions Club than in the previous years. Come, share, join and enjoy being a new Lion or support us in any way you can, remembering that our aim is to take care of others within our greater Fort Leonard Wood Community. Your little bit will mean a lot to us!

The all new digital LION Magazine is now avvailable. Read the June and past issues now, LionMagazine.org

CHECK THIS OUT>>> Please, don’t throw those used eyeglasses away! The FLWLC continue to collect gently used eyeglasses. These glasses are taken to a collection point, cleaned and calibrated. They are given to eye doctors who go on missions to third-world countries and are given to those who need the eyeglasses. If you have used eyeglasses, feel free to give them to any of our Lions Club members or drop them off at a local eyeglass center and let the staff know they are being donated to the FLW Lions Club. Please pass this information to your family, friends, and coworkers. Local Drop-Off Points: GLWACH EENT Clinic, Pulaski County Courthouse Main Entrance, Main Exchange Optical Center. Request an eyeglasses pickup through flwlions@hotmail.com.

29th Annual Peace Poster Art Contest For Youth. The theme for the 2016-17 Peace Poster Contest is "A Celebration of Peace." The FLWLC proudly sponsors Peace Poster Contests to highly encourage our local boys and girls (ages 11-13) to celebrate peace through art to express their visions of peace. Help the FLWLC to encourage our local students to share their individual talents when the 2016-2017 Lions Club International Peace Poster Art Contest goes active and announced by the Art teachers at all participating schools. To see the Peace Poster achievements children have completed in the past, please visit http://www.lionsclubs.org//EN/our-work/youth-programs/peace-poster-contest/peace-poster-contest-finalists.php.

The Mission Statement of Lions Club International: “To empower volunteers to serve their communities, meet humanitarian needs, encourage peace and promote international understanding through Lions Clubs.”

Volunteers and Visitors are always “Welcome” to join us at any of our FLW Lions Club meetings and community activities. And, we strongly encourage everyone to bring a friend! We also ensure that your Volunteer information for our events is listed in the Volunteer Information Management System (VIMS) for future references. Let us help you to do what you want to do for our great community!

Thanks Everyone!!!

Harold L. Burleson, Publicity Chair, FLW Lions Club

U Make Us!!!

Rotary Club of Pulaski County meets EVERY Tuesday at 11:45 a.m. at Hampton Inn, located at 103 St Robert Plaza, St. Robert.

The members of the Missouri House Policy Development Caucus seek public input on the funding problems plaguing the state's transportation system. The goal is to talk to Missourians from all walks of life to get their thoughts on how the state should generate much-needed revenue for its roads and bridges. The caucus has identified eight possible funding sources for Missourians to consider. The meeting will be held at Hampton Inn, 103 St Robert Blvd, St. Robert in conference room 1 from 1 pm to 3 pm on September 27, 2017. Please come and give us your feed back as well as your recommendations.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT BINGO
AMERICAN LEGION POST 240
1100 N. PINE STREET, RICHLAND,MO

COST: $20.00 FOR BASIC PACKAGE, $1.00 FOR SPECIAL GAMES, AND $2.00 FOR EARLY BIRD GAMES.

DOORS & SNACK BAR OPENS AT 5 PM, BINGO STARTS AT 6:45PM.

WE HAVE BOTH NON-SMOKING AND SMOKING ROOMS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE.

DURING WINTER, IF RICHLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED DUE TO WEATHER, WE WILL ALSO BE CLOSED.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE GO TO OUR WEBSITE ON FACEBOOK: "AMERICAN LEGION POST 240, RICHLAND, MO"

The Pulaski County Community Network will meet at the St Robert Municipal Center the last Thursday of each month.

Free Music and movement activities for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. You and you child can play with educational toys, sing songs, and dance. Learn and play the musical way at Waynesville Library!!

Free Bring in your games or try one of our for free. Kids can enjoys fun games and activities in the children's room whilst parents can enjoy a quiet movie in the community room one room away.

$10.00 entry fee Semi-automatic 9mm - 45acp up to 6"barrel
just a Little competition on the range