Tonight’s meeting at Bock Family Brewing featured a Halloween party filled with costumes and ghost stories from our very own storyteller, Debe Dockins. She shared eerie tales from Centerville and Washington Township’s history. Check out the event photos and learn about the annual Ghost Walk on Main, a community fundraiser happening every October.
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For the 27th consecutive year, the Centerville Noon Optimists honored a dedicated individual with the Robert J. O’Toole EMT/Firefighter of the Year Award. This year’s recipient, Tyler Foust, serves as the shop foreman and emergency vehicle technician for the Washington Township Fire Department. Tyler’s exceptional dedication to ensuring the department’s emergency vehicles are well-maintained and reliable plays a vital role in the success of the fire department’s operations.
Robert J. O’Toole EMT/Firefighter of the Year Award Presented to Tyler Foust Read More »
Captain Sean Hays, a Naval Flight Officer with 25 years of service, shared his experiences flying missions, leading teams, and building international partnerships. From deployments in the Persian Gulf to diplomatic assignments in Nigeria and Djibouti, Sean emphasized the importance of leadership, teamwork, and resilience.
Captain Sean Hays Reflects on 25 Years of Navy Service and Leadership Read More »
Today was Club Day. We heard a recap of the Officer Installation Banquet. Five members of the new Board of Directors and Officers told us a little about themselves. Read on to learn more about Paul Boeckman’s plans for the year.
Meet Club Directors and Officers and Learn President Paul Boeckman’s Goals Read More »
Paul Boeckman was welcomed as the 57th President of CNO. New board members and vice-presidents were installed this evening. Optimist of the Year was announced as well as Rookie of the Year. It was a wonderful night to celebrate the past year and look forward to the upcoming 2024-2025 Optimist year.
2024-25 Officer Installation and Awards Presentation Banquet Read More »
Greg Fay highlighted recent grants, including donations to Dayton Children’s Hospital, Camp Kern, and the CHS Hope Squad. The evening wrapped up with a fun craft beer exchange, allowing attendees to take home a selection of beers.
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Dayton Children’s Hospital was presented a check for $17,000 today and a recap of the golf outing was presented. We also heard about the 2024 Haunted Trail. Learn about new fright stations and features designed by CHS students and various volunteer opportunities.
Tom Frazier Golf Classic Raises $50,000 and Haunted Trail Gears Up for Spooky Fun Read More »
Discover how the four principles of iWise Living—Be Aware, Protect, Prepare, and Respond—can empower you to guide your children safely through the digital world. Learn insights from Cheryl Mahoney on fostering a healthy relationship between kids and technology in today’s digital age.
Embracing iWise Living: Safeguarding Our Children Online Read More »
Liz Fultz, Library Director, shared updates about the library’s recent and future developments. Fred Polizzi went over details about the CNO Skilled Trades Scholarship program and announced this year’s recipients.
Washington-Centerville Public Library Updates and Skilled Trades Scholarships Read More »
Megan Sparks shared her powerful story with our club, detailing how her dreams of becoming an astronaut transformed into a life dedicated to advocating for special needs children, including her own son, Zac. Through unexpected challenges and life changes, Megan discovered her true purpose, reminding us all of the importance of embracing the unexpected and using our talents to make a difference.
When Plans Change: Megan Sparks’ Inspiring Journey of Advocacy and Resilience Read More »
