CNOtes are blog articles about weekly Tuesday noon lunch meetings and monthly CNO 2.0 evening meetings.
Latonia Peak-Brown, Director of Sinclair College’s Centerville Campus, shared the college’s rich history, its significant impact on Centerville residents, and exciting new developments, including academic programs, workforce training, and upcoming facilities like a student recreation center and art gallery.
Latonia Peak-Brown Highlights Sinclair College’s Centerville Impact Read More »
Greg Fay, chair of the CNO 2.0 committee, led a meeting highlighting $11,500 in recent donations, exciting upcoming events like the annual community Egg Hunt and a wine tasting at our next CNO 2.0 meeting. Learn how the Centerville Noon Optimists are making a difference in our community.
Trivia Night 2025 at Loose Ends Brewing Read More »
Lisa Grigsby, Executive Director of FilmDayton, shared how her organization is bringing film productions to the Dayton region, creating jobs and boosting the local economy. Discover how FilmDayton is turning Dayton into a filmmaking hub, and how you can support their efforts.
FilmDayton: Lisa Grigsby Highlights Dayton’s Growing Film Industry Read More »
Luong Pham shared his family’s harrowing escape from Vietnam in 1975 and their path to a new life in Ohio. From surviving a dangerous voyage to founding Axim Wealth Management, Luong’s story is one of resilience, hard work, and gratitude. His achievements in Taekwondo and business are a testament to perseverance and the opportunities found in the U.S.
Luong Pham’s Journey: From Vietnam to Building a New Life in Ohio Read More »
Learn about your Board of Directors and officers as they share their personal backgrounds, professional journeys, and dedication to our club’s mission.
Club Day Highlights: Stories from Our Board Members, Secretary, and Treasurer Read More »
Mike Brubaker, Greg Griffin, and Paul Stull received the Christian D. Larson Award, the most prestigious award you can receive from Optimist International. It was a great evening of fellowship and fun.
Christian D. Larson Awards and Holiday Party 2024 Read More »
Centerville Noon Optimists celebrated three exceptional Centerville High School students with the annual Youth Appreciation Award. These honorees, recognized for their academic excellence, leadership, and community service, exemplify the values of optimism and dedication. Learn more about Madhav Verma, Cha’Miah Phoenix, and Lexie Lehman, and the inspiring stories shared during this special event.
Youth Appreciation Awards 2024-2025: Honoring Excellence at Centerville High School Read More »
Andy Higgins presented GripTape, a program empowering teens aged 14–19 to explore their passions through self-directed projects, supported by funding and guidance. Learn how this innovative initiative is shaping future leaders and fostering creativity.
Learning GripTape: Empowering Teens Through Self-Driven Learning 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, CNO 2.0 Read More »
Patrick Cusick, Account Director with Healthcare Partnerships at the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA), shared his inspiring journey and the impactful work MDA is doing in research, care, and advocacy for neuromuscular diseases. With personal experience living with muscular dystrophy, Patrick highlighted groundbreaking treatments and community programs that are transforming lives.
