The Avenue of Flags is in its 20th year and raised more than $140,000 last year to support community programs. We also recognized outstanding young photographers in this year’s Photography Contest.
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Kristen Marks, Executive Director of the Centerville-Washington Park District, delivered a fun and informative presentation in the style of David Letterman’s Top Ten List. From miles of trails and creative adult programs to green initiatives and free community events, her countdown showcased the many ways CWPD makes Centerville-Washington a wonderful place to live.
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Sheriff Rob Streck shared eye-opening insights into Montgomery County’s biggest crime trends. From the ongoing opioid epidemic to a rise in vehicle thefts and the challenges of human trafficking, Sheriff Streck detailed how his office is working to keep our communities safe.
The meeting also included the third reading of the club’s 2025–2026 leadership slate, with two nominees reflecting on their experiences and service.
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Jordan McMahan, an Enneagram Consultant and Centerville native, introduced us to the nine personality types of the Enneagram and how they shape our thoughts, emotions, and instincts. Her presentation explored how this ancient tool can lead to personal growth, stronger relationships, and deeper self-awareness.
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Mike Thonnerieux, Washington Township Administrator, shared updates on residential and commercial development, township services, and exciting projects like the new Gateway Plaza. His informative presentation highlighted the township’s growth and long-term planning.
The meeting also included the second reading of the club’s 2025–2026 leadership slate, with several nominees reflecting on their experiences and service.
Washington Township Update and Hear from New Board Members for 2025-2026 Read More »
Superintendent Jon Wesney shared an update on Centerville City Schools with the Centerville Noon Optimist Club, highlighting student achievement, funding, and community engagement. The meeting also included the first reading of the club’s 2025–2026 leadership slate, with several nominees reflecting on their experiences and service.
Centerville Schools Update and Club Election Process for 2025–2026 Read More »
Four Centerville Noon Optimist Club board members—Sarah Umbreit, Jim Mogan, Dr. Bob Myers, and Joan Cordonnier—recently shared their personal stories and what led them to serve. From Love at First Site, Disney adventures to swing bands and travel tales, each offered a unique look into the lives behind our leadership.
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Liz Fultz, Director of the Washington-Centerville Public Library, shared updates on major renovations at the Centerville Library, insights into the expanding Creativity Commons makerspace, and fun facts through a library-themed quiz. With over 61,000 cardholders and 109,000 program attendees in 2024, the library continues to be a vital community hub.
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Stan Fronzaglia announced that Tri-Star Soccer and the Essay Contest are seeking new leadership. March’s board meeting approved $4,502 in grants, and CNO 2.0 met at Heavier than Air Brewing. Mark your calendars for upcoming community events in April!
Centerville and Archbishop Alter High School Hope Squad students shared how they foster a culture of support and positivity through peer-to-peer mental health initiatives. Their impactful programs promote kindness, awareness, and community involvement. Plus, Bill Stone provided an update on the Optimist International Foundation’s support for clubs through scholarships and grants. Read more about these inspiring efforts.
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