The 2013-14 district governors, district Rotary Foundation chairs and club presidents have contributed more than $2.6 million for the life-changing grants and activities of our Foundation.
A message from RIPE Ron Burton Read More »
There is so much going on in YOUR Rotary district that I truly don’t know where to begin.
For those attending the International Convention in Lisbon, and wanting to become further knowledgeable and involved with water projects, Rotary’s Water Action Group “WASRAG” will be holding a preliminary conference in Lisbon just prior to the convention. Learn more
WASRAG conference in Lisbon Read More »
Sunday, March 31st is the last day to receive the registration discount for the Rotary International Convention in Lisbon, Portugal. The convention schedule and registration information can be found here.
Here are the clubs that have registered completion of the 2012-13 Presidential Citation objectives. Congratulations!
Presidential Citation Tally Read More »
District Governor-Elect Ken Messer has announced that the District’s Club Leadership Retreat scheduled for April 20th has been cancelled.
Cancellation Advisory Read More »
Show Me Pets and Sets Council making last minute plans for Rotary officer training this weekend.
Show Me PETS and SETS in Full Swing Read More »
In the mid 1980s, Polio was virtually eliminated from the United States and several other “First World” nations; but the virus still infected an estimated 338,000 people annually, leaving death, disfigurement and permanent disability in its wake. It was about that time that Rotary International and individual Rotary clubs around the world took on the bold task of eliminating Polio from the face of the Earth.
On the Verge of Historic Achievement Read More »
Niemann discovered that his Kiwanian club mates developed a great deal of knowledge and satisfaction from their membership due to the regular practice of making visits to nearby clubs. Taking advantage of a good idea, Charles encouraged a number of his Laurie-Sunrise Beach Rotary club mates to join with him in visiting Rotary clubs around the Lake region.
Laurie-Sunrise Beach launches an Interclub Visit program Read More »
If you were to walk into the Camdenton McDonald’s on any given day between 7:30 and 9 a.m., chances are you will see a group of locals sitting at a round table laughing, sharing stories and relishing on the latest gossip. The obvious leader of the pack is no other than 93-year-old Grant Richards. Stories are Richards’ specialty. If you want to know how this came to be or why something is the way it is, chances are Richards will know the answer. And at 93, he still remembers it all.
Grant Richards—67+ Years of Perfect Attendance and Still Going Strong Read More »
