I have been in this area for so long that it rubbed off on me.
I can create a profile for you that sends Dream Home matches to your email.
on Thursday, December 19th the town of Greenwood and the Jackson County Public Library have joined together to host a children’s Christmas party! From 5pm to 7pm at 4207 Bryan Street. Holiday snacks will be served, Santa will be there, and the kids can decorate an ornament to take home!
on This Wednesday is another holiday event. This Christmas Party will be held at Paramore’s Pharmacy & Gifts on 5th Street in Marianna. On December 18th from 2pm to 6pm they will be hosting their annual Christmas Party with loads of in store giveaways for all ages! They are excited to host yummy tastings of their new Chapel Hill Chocolates and beverage tastings from Good Times. Once a year incredible sales to complete all your last minute shopping for your friends and family, and gifts for yourself as well. They also offer FREE wrapping everyday.
on Holiday Fest: Light up the holidays will be held at two locations and two different dates. The Jackson County Public Library is hosting this Tuesday, Dec. 17th from 5:30pm to 7pm at the Marianna Library. They will have games, crafts, refreshments, and Santa will be there! Be sure to take the kids to this fun event!
on Santa is coming! Where? To Dom’s Mobile Hut that is located in Marianna right next door to the UPS Store at 4415 Constitution Lane. From 3pm to 5pm they will have special promotions and this event is a child and pet friendly event!
Dom’s Mobile Hut is a fast and unlimited internet store and they also sell cell phones cases and phone plans. The phone number is 850-372-4284. They respond very quickly. They are open Mon-Fri from 9am to 6pm and Saturday from 10am to 2pm and closed on Sunday.
on Sunday is another chance to see Santa. Most of this week in your area is at least one event. Be sure to check with your local libraries and local FB pages.
on December 14th already. Only 11 more days till Christmas. Below are a few fun things to do in the area to help get in the spirit. Read under each photo for details. Looks like it will be in the low 60’s but no rain expected.
on Friday the 13th is in December this year. Friday the 13th is considered an unlucky day in Western superstition. It’s uncertain exactly when this particular tradition began, however negative superstitions have swirled around the number 13 for centuries. For a month to have a Friday the 13th, the month must begin on a Sunday.
Here are a few local things to attend, all look lucky on this unlucky day. Check below each photo for details.
on Started by Christian Knoll (pictured below), Ecosia is a green search engine. 80% of the revenue generated by every search is donated to tree planting projects. It is easy to use and produces relevant responses similar to Google Chrome or Firefox. But this one helps plant trees which this area really needs since Hurricane Michael came through. They also have a cute little feature that displays how many trees your searches have planted! To learn more, visit http://ecosia.org
Thanks to noahs.notions on Instagram for this great information~
on Dec 12th from 5:30pm to 8:30pm at Jim’s Buffet & Grill in Marianna they will have a Hurricane Michael Panel Discussion. This is a free event to attend and food will be provided but space is limited. Join them for a panel discussion that features experts from every catastrophe industry to answer all of your questions. Be sure to take as much information to share with the group as you can so they will be able to better assist in getting you on the right track.
on December 9th is Christmas Card Day. It has always been observed on the 9th and this year it falls on a Monday. Sir Henry Cole is the man credited with coming up with the concept for a commercial Christmas card. The first card was created in 1843 and had a picture of a family celebrating Christmas together with the words A Merry Christmas And A Happy New Year To you. In 1915 Hallmark published it’s first Christmas card. They adopted the the format of 4 inches wide, 6 inches high, and folded once.
Americans purchase about 1.6 billion Chrismas cards each year. How about you? Are you going to mail, email, message, text, call, or skip Christmas cards this year?
