Printer Today, Greener Tomorrow

ESWKY participates in a national recycling program that pays schools and non-profit organizations for empty laser and inkjet cartridges, used cell phones, laptops, PDAs, GPS systems and iPods. Click here for a listing of accepted items, then swing by the Center (801 N. 29th Street) and drop them off. Pretty green of us, huh?

Starting Spring With Easter Seals

Easter Seals West Kentucky offers services and programs that meet the ever-changing needs of children and adults with disabilities and special needs. I'm excited to say that I will be their new Director of Development! I'll coordinate fundraising efforts and grow donor relations. If you would like to learn more about the Easter Seals organization, please email me at sbynum@eswky.com.

Pulling Out The Hat Box...

To wear my Derby hat at Market House Theatre's Ultimate Derby Party. Joins us at Max's Courtyard on Saturday, May 2 around 3:30PM. We'll watch the big race on the big screen at MAC. Tickets are $40 per person and include a fabulous buffet and 2 drink tickets for mint juleps, beer, and wine. Call the MHT box office at 270-444-6828 or contact me!!

Second Saturday!

Looking forward to Second Saturday tomorrow in LowerTown!Plan to visit my favorite galleries, including Pinecone Gallery, Aphrodite Gallery and STUDIOmars. Happy ART!

Pinwheels in Paducah

Friends of Child Watch Children's Advocacy Center sported pinwheels and blue ribbons at a recent event recognizing April as Child Abuse Prevention Month. Special thanks to McCracken County Judge-Executive Van Newberry; City of Paducah Public Information Officer Pam Spencer; Dr. Kayla Mason, pediatric section chief at Western Baptist Hospital; Cathy Elliott, marketing director for McDonald’s and Ronald McDonald House Charities; Leadership Paducah Class 22 and the Paducah Area Chamber of Commerce, as well as Child Watch CAC staff and volunteers!