A good lesson from butterflies … rest during the storms
Did you know butterflies seek shelter when it rains because it damages their wings? It’s OK to rest during the storms of life. You will always fly again once it’s over.
Thank you, Craig Jones, family and staff, that have so faithfully watered the flower points in front of and behind the Chamber. They have never looked better.
We are still collecting open tabs from drink cans, canned meat, vegetables, etc., to be donated to nonprofits like Ronald McDonald House, Shriner’s Hospital and more. They redeem the taps for money. We’ve already had two people bring us some. This is an easy way to make a difference.
It is fair week. A great community event that has something for everyone. To quote the Price is Right...COME ON DOWN!
Thank you for your chamber renewal, Linda and Eric Adams. Welcome aboard new member, T.H.E. SHOP, located at 4402 Rochard Bench Road in Basin. For truck and auto repair, call Benny at 307-568-2260.
Chamber member news:
• Basin First Baptist: Community Worship Service, Aug. 4, 10 a.m., at the fairgrounds in Basin. All welcome. Bring a chair.
• Basin City Arts Center: Volunteers needed for sitting at the quilt show. Contact Vicki at 307-568-2299 or 307-272-6747. Sign-up sheet is at library. Thursday and Friday, August 1-2, Basin City Arts Center Quilt Show from 2 p.m-5 p.m. in the Ballroom. Also, Saturday noon-3 p.m. Donations appreciated.
• Friends of the Basin Library: Wednesday, Aug. 7, monthly meeting 10 a.m. BHC Library.
• Friends of Medicine Lodge: Kids Outdoor Day, Aug. 24, Registration for Medicine Lodge Outdoor Day is now open! Join the Wyoming Game and Fish Department and Medicine Lodge State Archaeological Site for a fun-filled day of activities and learning in the beautiful Cody region. Early registrants will receive a t-shirt and lunch provided at the event. Reserve your spot today: https://bit.ly/4bDB7SF A huge thank you Big Horn Rural Electric for your sponsorship of this event!
• Basin/Greybull Farmer’s Market in Basin, Wednesdays starting at 4 p.m. Located next to Russell and Russell on Fourth Street.