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On October 2, we welcomed our Rotary District 7670 District Governor, Paige Scott! She spoke on the importance of creati...
10/05/2026

On October 2, we welcomed our Rotary District 7670 District Governor, Paige Scott! She spoke on the importance of creating lasting impact in our lives through service.

We were honored to have Paige present The Paul Harris Fellow recognition to two Rotarians.

This is one of Rotary International's highest honors, awarded to individuals who contribute or have a cumulative total of $1,000 or more contributed in their name to the Rotary Foundation.

The fellowship was established in 1957 and named after Rotary's founder, Paul Harris. It honors people who display a strong commitment to community service and international understanding.

Join us in congratulating Jackie Heim (Paul Harris Fellow Award plus three) and JD Abee (Paul Harris Fellow Award plus two)!

The Caldwell County Sports Hall of Fame is proud to announce the Class of 2026, with four outstanding individuals being ...
09/29/2026

The Caldwell County Sports Hall of Fame is proud to announce the Class of 2026, with four outstanding individuals being inducted and two championship teams being honored as Teams of Distinction.

🗓️ Monday, October 26, 2026
đź“Ť J.E. Broyhill Civic Center, Lenoir
đź•– Ceremony begins at 6:00 PM
🍴 Catered meal by the J.E. Broyhill Catering Group
🎟️ Tickets: $25

The 2026 Caldwell County Sports Hall of Fame is sponsored by The Rotary Club of Lenoir and Blue Ridge Energy.

2026 Inductees
- Chad Keller
- Sue Chambers McKee
- James Patterson
- Rick McRary (posthumously)

Teams of Distinction
- 1986 American Legion Post 29 Baseball Team
- 2007 South Caldwell High School Baseball Team

This year marks the 37th class of Caldwell County Sports Hall of Fame. With this year’s induction, 150 individuals and 15 teams will have been recognized for their contributions and accomplishments in Caldwell County sports. Plaques honoring all previous inductees are proudly displayed at the J.E. Broyhill Civic Center.

🎟️Tickets are $25 and may be purchased in advance at any Caldwell County First Horizon bank through October 21st. A very limited number of tickets will be available at the door, and tickets may be reserved in advance.

For more information about tickets, the Sports Hall of Fame, or nomination forms for future consideration, contact:
Chris Cole: 828-499-6199
Karen Trivett: 828-244-5511

Please join us in celebrating the remarkable individuals and teams who have helped make Caldwell County sports history.

This Week at RotaryThe Rotary Club of Lenoir is excited to welcome Paige Scott, our District Governor for 2026-2027. Jo...
09/28/2026

This Week at Rotary

The Rotary Club of Lenoir is excited to welcome Paige Scott, our District Governor for 2026-2027.

Join us Friday, October 2nd, as Paige joins us and shares with our club. We’re looking forward to a great afternoon of connection and conversations.

We hope you’ll join us and give Paige a warm Rotary welcome!

09/28/2026

Fellow Rotarian, Dr. Kim Case, presented the Lenoir Rotary Club with an exciting view for growing regional education and career collaboratives.

The Rotary Club of Lenoir is proud to celebrate our fellow Rotarian, Dr. John Davis, and this well-deserved recognition ...
09/24/2026

The Rotary Club of Lenoir is proud to celebrate our fellow Rotarian, Dr. John Davis, and this well-deserved recognition of his many years of service to Caldwell County.

Dr. Davis’s commitment to improving the health and well-being of our community truly reflects Rotary’s spirit of Service Above Self. What a wonderful way to honor a legacy that will continue to make a difference for generations to come.

Congratulations, Dr. Davis, and thank you for your dedication to Caldwell County!

Join us on Tuesday, October 6 from 6:00-9:00 pm for National Night Out in Downtown Lenoir. This is a FREE community even...
09/24/2026

Join us on Tuesday, October 6 from 6:00-9:00 pm for National Night Out in Downtown Lenoir.

This is a FREE community event with free food, live music, a police car show, meet and greets with local law enforcement, and more!

Look for the Women in Rotary tent! We will be participating in the Red Sand Project, which is an artwork installation created by the community through pouring red sand into pavement cracks.

The grains of red sand represent the millions of men, women, and children who often fall through the cracks and are exploited daily.

This creates opportunities for people to question, connect, and take action against human trafficking.

We look forward to seeing you at the event!

This Week at RotaryJoin the Rotary Club of Lenoir this Friday for an informative program featuring Kim Case, NW Regional...
09/21/2026

This Week at Rotary

Join the Rotary Club of Lenoir this Friday for an informative program featuring Kim Case, NW Regional Impact Manager with myFutureNC.

Kim will share about Growing Regional Education to Career Collaboratives.

Learn more about how education, workforce, and community partners can work together to strengthen pathways from education to careers and support opportunities across our region.

We hope you’ll join us Friday, September 25, to connect with fellow Rotarians as we learn more about this topic.

09/17/2026

That monarch visiting your September flowers may be preparing for one of nature’s most extraordinary journeys.

In much of the United States and southern Canada, many late-summer monarchs are part of the migratory generation. Rather than immediately reproducing, they focus heavily on feeding. Nectar helps them build energy reserves for their southward migration and, for many eastern monarchs, months spent overwintering in central Mexico.

That makes late-season flowers especially valuable. If your garden is still blooming, consider delaying some fall cleanup and leaving nectar-rich flowers available until they naturally fade.

A patch of asters, goldenrod, or other locally appropriate fall blooms may become a much-needed refueling stop for monarchs passing through.

Sometimes helping wildlife is as simple as leaving the flowers a little longer.

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