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HOPE TOWN CRIER
Halloween Event Cancelled
There will be no Goodies, Ghosts and Goblins on the Hope town square this year. Normally sponsored by the Hope Branch of Bartholomew County Public Library, the library is still only hosting virtual events due to the pandemic. No announcement has been made on Trick or Treat Hours for Hope …
Final Cruise-In
The final cruise-in of the season will be held tonight, Friday October second. The cruise-in begins at 5:00 and lasts until 8:00. The band is Good Time Review. Their performance will start at 6:00. Food will be available from local restaurants and not for profits on the square. It is …
Studebakers and Suffragettes
Head to Hope Saturday September 26th if you're feeling the need to get out. The Studebaker car show from last day's Heritage Days is returning, without the festival. All cars are welcome, but Studebakers are featured. Night Owl Country band will be playing from 10:00 am until 2:00 pm. The …
Hope Town Council Meeting 09/15/20
Hope town council meeting 09/15/20
Clean Up Day "Hope Rising"
Clean up Day will have a new name this year, Hope Rising. Area churches will be available to assist with trash pick up if needed. First Financial will have containers available for document shredding. There will be donation boxes for the Hope Food Pantry and the community Blessing Box. The …
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First Friday Cruise-In to Hope
The next First Friday's Cruise-in to Hope will be Friday September, 4th. Come check out all the cool, unique and antique vehicles. Food will be available from local restaurants and not-for-profits on the square. There will be live music by Danny Anderson from 6:00 till 8:00. There will be a …
Arts and Antiques on the Square
The annual Arts and Antiques Fair will be held Sunday August 30 from 9:00 am until 3:00 pm. Admission and parking are free. Booths will be on the sidewalk surrounding the square this year because of the construction inside the square. The fair will feature fine, modern and folk artisans …
International Women's Equality Day
Today is Women's Equality Day, commemorating the passage of the nineteenth amendment. on August 19th, 1920 Tennessee became the thirty-sixth and final state to ratify the amendment after congress passed it on June 4th, 1919. The road was a long one. The original pioneers of the women's suffrage movement held the …
Town Council Recap 08/18/20
The town council meeting looked a little different this month. The tables were configured differently allowing for six feet between council members and there were less chairs in the audience to allow for social distancing. Masks were worn on entry and temperatures were taken by town Marshall Matt Tallent. Many …
Things My Mother Taught Me
A Passion for Acting Theatre Company is presenting the lighthearted comedy by Katherine DiSavino “Things My Mother Taught Me” at Willow Leaves of Hope on August 7th, 8th, and 14th and 15th as a dinner theater, and on August 9th and 16th as a lunch time matinee.
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Cruise-In On
The Cruise-in scheduled for Friday August 7th, will happen as scheduled. This is the first cruise-in that has not been cancelled due to the virus.
Sunday Socials Resume
There will be a Sunday Social held Sunday August second at the Yellow Trail Museum from 2:00 pm until 4:00 pm. Light refreshments will be served.
Yellow Trail Museum Meeting
There is a regular Yellow Trail Museum monthly meeting Tuesday July 28th at 6:30 pm. The public is welcome to attend.
Town Council Meeting 07/21/20
The meeting was called to order with a reminder to silence mobile devices. Council President Jerry Bragg led the opening prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance. The minutes from 06/16/2020 were reviewed and unanimously approved. The claims were also unanimously approved...
Governor Holcomb Announces Mask Mandate
Governor Holcomb has announced a mask mandate effective July 27. Masks will be required for anyone over eight years of age while in a public space when social distancing is not possible. Masks will be required in schools for children eight years and older. Masks are required in public buildings, …
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