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🍕 GOOD PEOPLE. GOOD CONVERSATION. GOOD TIMES. Looking for a way to meet new people, make meaningful connections, and be ...
10/14/2026

🍕 GOOD PEOPLE. GOOD CONVERSATION. GOOD TIMES.

Looking for a way to meet new people, make meaningful connections, and be part of something good in our community? DuBois Rotary Club invites YOU to join us for a Social & Happy Hour!

đź“… Tuesday, October 20th
⏰ 6:00 PM
đź“Ť Buck's Pizza - DuBois, PA

No formal meeting. No pressure. Just a relaxed evening of conversation, laughter, and getting to know some great people who care about making our community a better place!

🎉 Appetizers and non-alcoholic beverages are on us! A cash bar will also be available.

Whether you’re curious about Rotary, looking to expand your circle of friends, or simply want to enjoy a night out with some wonderful people, this is your invitation to come see what we’re all about!

Walk-ins are welcome, but a quick RSVP helps us plan ahead!

đź“ž Call 814-371-5010
📧 Email Jodi August at [email protected]

❤️ DuBois Rotary is made up of people who believe that small acts of service can make a big difference. Come meet us, share a few laughs, and discover how YOU can be part of the good happening in our community!

You, bring yourself. We’ll take care of the appetizers! We can’t wait to meet you!

Last week at our Rotary meeting, we had 4 student officers at DuBois Area High School's Interact Club visit, receive a c...
10/13/2026

Last week at our Rotary meeting, we had 4 student officers at DuBois Area High School's Interact Club visit, receive a check for their projects, and inform us on how they plan to use it.

What is Interact?
An Interact club is a Rotary-sponsored, youth-led service organization for people ages 12 to 18 that focuses on community and international service, leadership development, and personal integrity. Members plan and complete community service projects, foster leadership skills, and gain experience in teamwork and project management, which is valuable for college applications. Interact clubs are self-governing and self-supporting, with membership drawn from a single school or multiple schools.

The officers were able to update us on the projects they're currently working on, such as their "Reading Under the Lights" program held at the middle school, and past projects they've completed like their su***de prevention walk and Kick the Stigma involvement. They are excited for future ideas and projects such as their Chalk Walk and arts and crafts they plan to do at Christ The King Manor. They are excited to bring new ideas and members to the club and are grateful for our donation to help them meet their goals and continue to showcase the Rotary's missions and ideals.

Photographed is Scott Frano, Rotary President, Nicholas Deibler, Abby Freemer, Sabrina Donahue, Allie Aughenbaugh, and Gretchen Javens, DAHS Interact Advisor.

Last week at our Rotary meeting, we had 5 students at DuBois Central Catholic's Interact Club visit, receive a check for...
10/12/2026

Last week at our Rotary meeting, we had 5 students at DuBois Central Catholic's Interact Club visit, receive a check for their projects, and inform us on how they plan to use it.

What is Interact?
An Interact club is a Rotary-sponsored, youth-led service organization for people ages 12 to 18 that focuses on community and international service, leadership development, and personal integrity. Members plan and complete community service projects, foster leadership skills, and gain experience in teamwork and project management, which is valuable for college applications. Interact clubs are self-governing and self-supporting, with membership drawn from a single school or multiple schools.

The officers of the DCC Interact Club told us about some of their different fundraisers such as their mum sale they recently held, as well as some of their various volunteer projects, for example, bell ringing for the Salvation Army red kettle campaign. They are thankful for the 30+ members in the club that devote their time to the community, businesses within it, and overall mission of Interact.

The club informed us that their check will help them continue these programs and projects as well as fund the start of new ones throughout the school year, following and preaching the Rotary motto of "Service Above Self".

Photographed is Gretchen Caruso, DCC Interact Advisor, Lily Davidson, McKenna Dutra, Jillian Morgan, Remi Ossleborn, Rachael Paisley, and Scott Frano, Rotary President.

This week at Rotary we welcomed Will Collett from the Shriners to speak.The Shriners are an organization that specialize...
10/09/2026

This week at Rotary we welcomed Will Collett from the Shriners to speak.

The Shriners are an organization that specialize in aiding children receiving pediatric care. They help with giving children rides to appointments, to the various Shriners hospitals, and check-ups with no cost to families. There are around 150 masons within the area and 50 Shriners. Shriners are not only known for their donations and aid during hardships children might be facing, but they also participate in parades, festivals, social events, and are usually found wearing their famous red fezzes. Above all, Shriners are bound to help and assist children during their pediatric care while striving to make the world a happy and better place.

Photographed: Rotarian Chuck Johnson, Shriner Will Collett, and President of DuBois Rotary Club Scott Frano.

DuBois Rotary Club meets every Tuesday at Luigi's Ristorante in downtown DuBois. For information on how to be our guest, call 814-371-5010.

A few weeks ago at our Rotary meeting, we welcomed multiple guests to share information about their organization while a...
10/06/2026

A few weeks ago at our Rotary meeting, we welcomed multiple guests to share information about their organization while accepting donations from the DuBois Rotary Club. One of our guests, and fellow Rotarian, Andrew Spooner, talked about The Salvation Army Worship & Service Center DuBois, Pennsylvania.

Captain Andrew Spooner told us all about the different programs that The Salvation Army does every year, including their "Love In A Backpack" program. This program ensures weekend food for roughly 179 students from 4 different elementary schools.

Captain Spooner informed us that this donation would help The Salvation Army to continue to purchase food and supplies for the students that are in this program. this donation would allko9w the program to continue to run as well as provide easy meals for children in need on the weekends.

Photographed: President of DuBois Rotary Club Scott Frano, Captain Andrew Spooner of The Salvation Army, and Rotarian Ashley McNeel

DuBois Rotary Club meets every Tuesday at Luigi's Ristorante in downtown DuBois. For information on how to be our guest, call 814-371-5010.

Last Tuesday at our Rotary meeting, we welcomed multiple guests to share information about their organization while acce...
09/30/2026

Last Tuesday at our Rotary meeting, we welcomed multiple guests to share information about their organization while accepting donations from the DuBois Rotary Club. One of our guests, Jane Heverley, talked about the Reitz Theater of CRI.

Jane told us all about the Reitz Theater, upcoming shows, and the building itself. The beloved brick building we all know and love is 142 years old. With this age, however, there have signs of wear and tear and one of which is a wall lining the theater. The wall holds props and set pieces but is unable to do so anymore since it is starting to deteriorate. With crumbling and cracked walls, the theater struggles to mount, decorate, and properly display show items to make their projects the best they could be for both actors and guests.

Jane informed us that this donation would help the theater revive this wall and pay for the construction needed for future shows to come.

The next show that the Reitz Theater is showing is their rendition of "Heathers". "Heathers" is set in 1989 at Westerberg High featuring a shoulder-padded, scrunchie-wearing junta: Heather, Heather, and Heather, the hottest and cruelest girls in all of Ohio. But misfit and new school student, Veronica Sawyer, rejects their evil regime for a new boyfriend, the dark and mysterious stranger J.D., who plans to put the Heathers in their place – six feet under.

"Heathers" opening night is this Friday, on October 2nd and will show on October 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 8th, 9th, and 10th. To get your tickets, visit the following link to purchase your ticket: https://reitztheater.littleboxoffice.com/browse

Photographed: President of DuBois Rotary Club Scott Frano and President of Reitz Theater Jane Heverley

DuBois Rotary Club meets every Tuesday at Luigi's Ristorante in downtown DuBois. For information on how to be our guest, call 814-371-5010.

This past Tuesday at our Rotary meeting, we welcomed multiple guests to share information about their organization while...
09/25/2026

This past Tuesday at our Rotary meeting, we welcomed multiple guests to share information about their organization while accepting donations from the DuBois Rotary Club. One of our guests, Tom Rubritz, talked about the DuBois Historical Society.

Tom told us all about the different projects and events that the historical society does to continue to educate and pass down history about DuBois to those who are both new and accustomed to our beloved city since 1982! Tom was sure to invite all of us as well as the public to the DuBois Historical Society's 18th Spirit of DuBois Lantern Walk that will be held this year on both October 2nd from 5-7 and on October 3rd from 6-8. Tours will leave every 15 minutes from the E. D. Reitz Museum, 30 W. Long Ave., on those evenings. Admission price is $10 for adults, $3 for students, and children sixth grade and younger free if accompanied by an adult. To make advance reservations for a specific walk time, telephone 814-371-4627 between 10 a.m. and 9 p.m.

Tom as well as the other members of the Historical Society are grateful to be given a donation from our Rotary Club to fund their Ancestry International license so they can continue to share people's ancestry and past ties to those from the area to honor relatives who have since passed.

Photographed: President of DuBois Rotary Club Scott Frano, Tom Rubritz from DuBois Historical Society

DuBois Rotary Club meets every Tuesday at Luigi's Ristorante in downtown DuBois. For information on how to be our guest, call 814-371-5010.

At today's Rotary meeting, we welcomed multiple guests to share information about their organization while accepting don...
09/22/2026

At today's Rotary meeting, we welcomed multiple guests to share information about their organization while accepting donations from the DuBois Rotary Club. One of the guests to have a check presented to was Lois Nedzinski from Guardian Angel Center.

Lois explained how the charity organization that started in 1995, seeks to supplement the clothing needs of infants, toddlers, and children whose families are in financial need or those who are emergency victims. Not only do they provide clothing in time for back to school and Christmas time, but they also offer vouchers to Shoe Sensation for sneakers for children to use. The fully volunteer staff also create hygiene boxes for those in need. With over 90 clients in DuBois, Lois explained they normally serve around 500 people throughout the year. The Guardian Angel Center is located at 364 Main Street, Kersey. The 25 volunteers to make up this organization are grateful for the Rotary Club's donation so they can continue to supplement clothing, shoes, and hygiene products to those in need.

Photographed: President of DuBois Rotary Club Scott Frano, Lois Nedzinski, and Rotary President Elect Ashley McNeel.

DuBois Rotary Club meets every Tuesday at Luigi's Ristorante in downtown DuBois. For information on how to be our guest, call 814-371-5010.

This week we had Pam Miller and Paula DuBois, organizers of Hearts & Heroes, supporting our local veterans and nonprofit...
09/19/2026

This week we had Pam Miller and Paula DuBois, organizers of Hearts & Heroes, supporting our local veterans and nonprofit organizations. They hosted bingo events all summer at Miller Furniture to help give back to our community!

📸 Pam Miller, Scott Frano & Paula DuBois

DuBois Rotary Club invited guest speaker, Thomas Henry, Clearfield County Game Warden to a weekly club meeting.Tom talke...
09/15/2026

DuBois Rotary Club invited guest speaker, Thomas Henry, Clearfield County Game Warden to a weekly club meeting.

Tom talked about his career as a Game Warden, and a special project he's launching this year for disabled youth, age 12 to 21 to have a hunting experience like no other. Tom coordinated sponsors, mentors, and safety training for a weekend hunting experience for 5 families this Fall in the DuBois area.

DuBois Rotary Club meets every Tuesday for lunch at Luigi's Ristorante in downtown DuBois. We're always looking for guest speakers and we invite members of our community to get involved and join a civic club. For more information, call 814-371-5010.

Photographed is Scott Frano, President of DuBois Rotary Club, Lori Lewis, Rotarian, and Tom Henry, Clearfield County Game Warden.

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Du Bois, PA
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