We will be providing a GriefShare Program starting Tuesday March 6 at 6:30 p.m. We will meet at the First United Methodist Church in the Activity Center in Johnson City.
GriefShare is a program to help people who are grieving from the loss of a loved one. It helps heal and gives hope to the grieving person.
If one of your resolutions for 2018 is to look younger, feel better and live longer you won’t want to miss the upcoming program on Tuesday, Feb. 20 at 6:00 p.m. at the library.
This program was postponed last month because of the ice storm. Our guest presenter Brian Leaf is the Community Engagement Coordinator for the U.S.
Hill Country Memorial will host a free “Red in Johnson City” presentation about heart health on Wed., Feb. 21 at the Johnson City Public Library (501 N. Nugent Ave.).
A complimentary lunch will be provided at 12:30 p.m. followed by a presentation on the connection between diabetes and heart health.
The presentation includes a question-and-answer session with Dr.
Individuals considering joint replacement surgery are invited to a free “Destination Restore” presentation with dinner at the Blanco Library (1118 Main St.) on Tues., Feb. 27.
A complimentary dinner will be provided at 6 p.m., with a presentation to follow.
Hill Country Memorial Restore Program Coordinator Marilyn Berry and orthopedic surgeons will discuss types of hip, knee and shoulder replacement implants, treatment options and information about pre-operative classes and coaching.
Gem of the Hills Senior Citizens Community Center (GOTH) is planning its first fundraiser since its founding in 1984. The Board of Directors and volunteers of Gem of the Hills invite the community to “Indie Film Nite” in Blanco Feb. 24 at 6 p.m.
GOTH is partnering with Hill Country Film Society (HCFS) to offer a slate of Film Shorts in Blanco.
Saturday Feb. 10 A Valentines Gala will be held at the Blanco County Show Barn benefitting The Johnson City Community Education Foundation. Prime rib, beer and wine and a dance are included with the $50 ticket price. Tickets are only available through pre-sale.
The Johnson City Community Education Foundation (JCCEF) was founded in 2006 to provide LBJ High School graduates financial support through scholarships to continue their education in technical school or college.
The Foundation is c ...
The 290 Vinery, Johnson City’s addition to the 290 Wine Trail, is showcasing an impressive lineup of music this February, March, and April.
On February 17th, nationally known writer/performer Drew Womack and Band will kickoff the series
Drew collaborated on the song of the year “I Hope You Dance” and, has written for major country music star Kenny Chesney and others.
Like most Americans, I have watched with a troubled mind and a heavy heart the seemingly unending flow of allegations, insinuations, and accusations involving our elected representatives and the practices and processes of our U.S. Congress.
Now the people of the Texas 21st Congressional District have an opportunity to select a representative of integrity, honesty, and capable leadership.
Sixty years ago, 14 young men and women crossed the stage in the E.J. Hyatt Gym to receive their diplomas from “Johnson City High School.” Since then, we have lost three of our classmates, Charles Ahrens, Denton Sharp, and James Schumann.
On Friday, September 15, 2017, five of the remaining eleven got together at the home of George and Rosie Danz for food, fun, and fellowship.
On Sat., Aug. 5 from 10 a.m.-noon Hill Country Memorial and the Wesley Nurse at the First United Methodist Church of Johnson City will host the 2nd Annual Back to School Fair in the church’s fellowship hall (105 N. LBJ Dr.).
This year, the fair will provide:
Haircuts
Car booster seats
Free vision screenings
Toothbrushes & toothpaste
Backpacks with basic school supplies
More than 100 children and families need help preparing for the school year in Johnson City, and Hill Country ...
