Don’t forget to come out to the Wilsey Community Building tonight and get out of the heat and watch our Musical…… Tonight’s Popcorn Sales are going towards, Team Hopeful. This is a group, trying to spread Cystic Fibrosis awareness through … Continue reading
Spread SMILES today. Smile at everyone. When you smile at someone, the smile will be spread to another, and another. It’s a small thing, but can do amazing things. … Continue reading
If you haven’t gotten your garden weeded yet, then you are with me. But who knew that their was a day to Weed your Garden Nationally!!! … Continue reading
In my option, Cheese should be it’s own food group. I would rather have cheese then chocolate. Happy National Cheese Day Everyone. … Continue reading
Join us in the Elm Creek Township Community Building at 6:30pm to watch “Mary Poppins”. Folding Chairs will be available, but you are encouraged to bring your Lawn Chairs. Popcorn will be available for a donation. All money from the … Continue reading
Today our group was small, but that is ok. We made some awesome Tie Died Shirts using……. Sharpie Markers!!!! So if you are jealous that you missed out, bring in a white T-Shirt or Tank Top and we will provide … Continue reading
Starting Monday June 4, 2018 our hours are changing. We will be open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 2:00pm to 6:00pm. Our hope is that this will help make the library more available to our patrons.
Here is a wonderful photo, looking on to 5th Street. If I am correct this would be the West Side of 5th Street looking North, and you would have been standing at the corner of Main and 5th. Also don’t … Continue reading
Photo’s are able to take us back in time. Let us go back to this photo I found here in the library of 5 young men. The Young Men in this photo are: Mark Coffin, Charlie Horton, George S. Riegel, … Continue reading
When you come through Wilsey now, as a young person (below the age of 45) and you look around it looks lonely and lost. At one time thanks to the railroad Wilsey was busy little town. There were doctors, a … Continue reading