In November of this year, Ashley Skipper began working at Daylight Salon & Spa as an Esthetician. Already having a handful of clients, Skipper helps clients reverse their wrinkles or take away…
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Community calendar
December 19 There will be a hard candy social on Saturday, Dec. 19 at Lake Park of Madison. December 19 Come celebrate the holiday at the annual Lee Community Volunteer Fire Department…
Leslie Vullo joins Daylight Spa
Daylight Spa welcomes a new massage therapist to its business. Leslie Vullo, a graduate of CORE Institute of Massage Therapy in Tallahassee, joined the Daylight Spa team in October. Originally a native…
United Way’s goals grow closer to being achieved
After the Dec. 3 meeting of the United Way of the Big Bend meeting, UWBB is proud to say that they are 80 percent to their goal of collected funds for their…
Renaming of Brooklyn Street
A street in the City of Madison may be getting a new name, as discussed on Dec. 9 at the Madison City Commission Meeting. Brooklyn St. is up for possibly finding itself…
EnChroma glasses bring color into little boy’s life
Johnathan Whigham is red-green color blind, a condition that affects on 1 in 12 men, (8 percent) and 1 in 200 woman (.5 percent). To Johnathan, the world appears grey, dull, and…
Light Up Madison a success
Madison really got into the Christmas spirit this past weekend with the celebration of Light Up Madison. Coordinated by the Kiwanis Club, Light Up Madison was held Saturday, Dec. 5. The evening…
Lion’s Club plan to help spread Christmas cheer
The Lion’s Club met on Dec. 1 to discuss issues that had arisen during the week and needed to be taken notice of. Along with the usual members, Nancy Taylor, a local…
Pink Ladies plan spring fashion show
The Madison County Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, otherwise known as The Pink Ladies, met on Wednesday, Dec. 2 for their monthly meeting. The first item up for discussion was the Spring Fling fashion…
Free classes offered
The National Volunteer Fire Council is offering a host of free classes that could go beyond application in the volunteer fire service. These online classes include topics such as leadership, behavioral health,…
Ruth Rodgers releases second novel
Ruth Rodgers, a native of Madison County, is excited to announce the release of her new novel, Patchwork. Published by August Press, the novel takes place in the same small rural community…
Blood Drive to be held
First American Legion Hall will be having a blood drive on Saturday, Dec. 12 at Greenville Country Christmas beginning at 12 p.m. There will be a mobile donor unit that will be…
Community Calendar
December 9 – The 55 Plus Club will meet on Dec. 9 and the program of the month is a special program with live music for the Christmas Season. Lunch will be served…
30th Annual Greenville Country Christmas to be held
Get into the Christmas spirit at the 30th Annual Greenville Country Christmas held on Dec. 11-12. The two day event is sure to have “something for everyone” during the Friday night and…
Town of Lee holiday light contest
In the festive mood of the holiday season, the Town of Lee is offering a cash prize to anyone within their city limits or on the Town of Lee utility billing. To…
Community Calendar: 12.02.15
December 3 Madison Church of God is selling homemade fruit cakes this season. One pound of fruit cake sells for the low price of $10, and a two pound fruit cake is…
Williams – Nault Announce Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Jayson Williams request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Gaybrielle Ashton Williams, to Christian Hunter Nault, son of Mr. Steven Nault and Mr. and…
Rhonda Schrenk is living her childhood dream
In Madison County sits a caboose that has been the home of Rhonda Blair Schrenk and Mitch Schrenk for the past four years. Rhonda is the daughter of the late Buck and…
Community Calendar
November 25 On Wednesday, November 25, Ken Methvin, Optician will be at the Senior Center at 10:30 a.m. to clean and adjust glasses and the Birthday Luncheon/Thanksgiving Celebration will begin at 11:45…
Jail Report Nov. 8 – Nov. 16
Information in the Jail Report is provided to Greene Publishing, Inc., by the Madison County Sheriff’s Office. All people are considered innocent until proven guilty. Questions about people identified in the report…