Loreta-Rinearson: Garrettsville gets beautified for fall

- Jackie Loreta-Rinearson

The Garrettsville Eagles Club, located on Water Street, is still hosting public wing nights from 5 to 8 p.m. on Tuesdays.


The Nelson Garrettsville Community Cupboard is hosting its annual Murder Mystery Dinner presented by the Murder Mystery group from Garrettsville Curtains up Theatre. On Saturday, Oct. 17, the Buckeye Block will turn into the location of a murder. Your job: Figure out who did it, how they did it and why they did it. Be a detective for the day. Enjoy a tailgate-style meal, collect clues at local (in walking distance) businesses. Tickets are available for $35 per person or $60 per couple. Tickets are available at the Villager, JAG Board Office, YMCA, online at www.ngccportage.org or call 330-527-2011. Only one thing is for sure at The Murder at the Tailgate Party— someone will die. Is it you?


The Garrettsville Curtains up Theatre is proud to announce the January production is "Of Mice and Men." Production and audition dates coming soon. Watch for more information.

The theater is still taking ads for the monthly placemat fundraiser. Contact rinearson05@frontier.com for more information. The placemats are displayed at Garrett's Mill and Brewing Company.

The cost is $35 monthly or $400 per year.


Three local authors will autograph and showcase their books at the Hiram Beer and Wine Festival from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 27 on Hayden Street in Hiram. Jackie Lishing, the author of the "Diva Difference Maker Books," Mistie D. Obreza, author of "Broken and Splintered," and Cambree from the "Cambree’s Adventure Series" will be available with Kamper, her best friend, for belly rubs and autographs.

Come meet them and get your books autographed, (books available for sale on site). Enjoy music, food, and other fun activities while at the festival. Contact Kim Ule for more information at 330-977-0092 or Kulerealtorgmail.com.


Thank you to Pochedly’s Greenhouses for providing the autumn decorations for use by the Beautification Fund for an autumn feel to our Main Street. The funds from the beautification fund are held with the Chamber of Commerce but raised by the Curtains up Theatre and their Sip n Shop festival held in July. A portion of the proceeds of the Sip n Shop are held for the beautification fund to provide the fall and Christmas decorations on Main Street.


For your information to appear in this article, contact rinearson05@frontier.com.

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