Today was “Club Day,” so there was no guest speaker. Learn about Safetyville Square and the recent Optimist International Worldwide Convention. Additionally hear about CNO’s involvement with Americana.
Safetyville Square and OI Convention Recaps Read More »
The mission of the Montgomery County Engineer’s Office is to maintain and improve a local roadway network which will provide for the safe and efficient movement of the traveling public and a healthy local economy. The office maintains 320 miles of county roads and 525 bridges.
Montgomery County Engineer, Paul Gruner Read More »
Hope Squad is a school-based, peer-to-peer suicide prevention program that deploys trained students to do intentional outreach with distressed peers. The goal is providing friendship, encouragement, and support for students in their school who may be struggling. Hope Squad spreads HOPE and brings awareness to their school and community about mental health in addition to suicide prevention fundamentals, self-care, and anti-bullying.
Hope Squad, Brian Cunningham Read More »
The goal tonight was to educate members and guests about some of the events that CNO holds and how you can help by volunteering. Various members discussed CNO events.
Club Day, a chance to learn about CNO Read More »
Sons of the American Revolution (Richard Montgomery Chapter of Dayton, Ohio) came to today’s lunch to honor our Avenue of Flags program. They presented CNO with a Certificate of Commendation for the Avenue of Flags program. Afterwards President Beth Duncan had a clever idea to help us get to know each other better while having some fun.
Sons of the American Revolution and Member Guessing Game Read More »
Daniel Palmer spoke about the improvements happening at Wright State University and how important they are for the success of our region. He is the director of Government Affairs and Secretary to the Board of Trustees of Wright State University.
Wright State University Update Read More »
Drawing Winners and Entries Painting Winners and Entries
Optimist Visual Arts Contest Entries and Winners 2023 Read More »
Arleen Petty is this year’s recipient. She is the school counselor at Hadley E. Watts Middle School in Centerville City Schools. The award honors adults who work, or have worked, in the field of education. They will have a minimum of ten years involvement in community service with youth in the Centerville-Washington Township community.
Bringing Out the Best in Kids Award 2023, Arleen Petty Read More »
Those attending paired off and then quickly asked and answered questions to get to know each other better. Every five minutes everyone changed who they were paired with for a total of forty minutes.
Speed Networking at Bock Family Brewing Read More »
Every year one award is selected for the City of Centerville Police Department and one award is selected for the Washington Township Substation of the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office. Nominations are accepted from the peers of those eligible. All employees of the department are eligible, not just police officers.
John P. Kalaman Respect for Law Awards 2023 Read More »
