Community Calendar
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Fridays thru March 31 – The Knights of Columbus is hosting fish fries at St. Anthony’s Social Hall (1719 6th Street, Columbus) from 5:30pm-8pm. Serving fried and baked fish, potatoes, macaroni salad, cole slaw, bread, tea and water, with desserts and soda available for purchase. Cost is $12/adults, $10/seniors 60+, $5/ages 5-11, free/4 and under. All fish to go/$20. FMI call Rey Jarecki at 402-910-6806.
Fridays thru March 31 – The American Legion in Columbus is hosting fish fries with fried fish, hamburgers, grilled cheese, french fries, onion rings, au gratin potatoes, beans, cole slaw, fruit salad and rolls. Serving from 5:30pm-7:30pm. Cost is $13/adults, kids under 5/free. All you can eat!
Fridays thru April 7 – The Eagles Club 1834 in Columbus is hosting fish fries, with serving starting at 5:30pm. Cost is $15 for dine in, or $16 for take out.
Fridays thru April 7 – The VFW in Columbus is hosting fish fries with baked or fried fish, shrimp, chicken strips, scalloped potatoes, baked potatoes, corn, baked beans, cole slaw, macaroni salad, and ice cream cups, starting at 5:30pm. Cost is $18/adults, $16/ages 65-79, $14/ages 80+, $12/ages 13-18, $8/ages 6-12, free/ages 5 and under. All you can eat!
Thursday, March 30 – Columbus Public Library presents Story Time and Story Art at 10:30am and 1:30pm at the library. Children enjoy listening to 4-5 books, along with poems, songs, and fingerplays. Afterward, they create a fun art project incorporating the theme of the day. This program is free and open to everyone. This week’s theme is “Eating and Food”.
Thursday, March 30 – Columbus Community Hospital diabetes educators are hosting Diabetes Tidbits, a free session offered from noon-1pm at the Columbus Community Hospital. The classes provide expert advice about managing
your health. Each session begins with a predetermined topic. Enrollment is not necessary, and those interested may attend as many classes as they like. This week’s topic is “Eating away from home/grocery shopping”.
Thursday, March 30 – The United Way and Community & Family Partnership are hosting Business After Hours at the Immanuel Family Life Center (1470 23rd Avenue, Columbus) from 5pm-7pm. Come and eat, drink, network and get social!
Thursday, March 30 – Columbus Public Library invites adults to Book Discussion Group from 6:30pm-8pm. We will discuss “The Mystery of Hunting’s End” by Mignon G. Eberhart. CPL Book Discussion Group is free. Registration is not required. For more details, call the library at 402-564-7116.
Thursday, March 30 – The Oak Room of Columbus presents a concert by Grammy elected Chicago Blues Hall of Fame Australian born artist Michael Charles and His Band, taking you on a guitar driven journey through thirty-nine years and forty releases of original music. The precision and level of energy will leave you astounded by the driving force, the contemporary blues, rock, and the soulful ballads of Michael Charles. The concert starts at 7pm and is free and open to the public.
Friday, March 31 – Join Columbus Community Hospital dietitians at the Columbus Wellness Center for Food Thoughts from 11:30am-12:30pm. The dietitians will discuss a nutrition topic for 30 minutes, then answer any individual questions. There is no cost for the class or time with the dietitians. This week is a cooking demonstration, “Jicama Apple Slaw”.
Friday, March 31 – The Platte Center Volunteer Fire Department is hosting their annual Fish Fry at the fire station from 5pm-8pm or until the fish is gone! Enjoy fried fish, buttered potatoes, scalloped potatoes, macaroni and cheese, cheese pizza, vegetables, salads, and desserts. Adults/$15, kids 5-12/$6, kids 4-under/free. All proceeds go to equipment and training for the Platte Center volunteer firefighters.
Friday, March 31 – Cloud 9 Celebrations, a prom event for specially abled individuals ages 14 and up, will be held at 1C The Sanctuary in Columbus from 6pm-9pm. For more information, go to Facebook: Cloud 9 Celebration Columbus Nebraska.
Saturday, April 1 – The Aquatic Center presents Coral’s Classes for children ages 3-14 (children 6 and under must be accompanied by an adult). Coral is very playful, and loves to try and learn new things. Join us for a themed afternoon of fun at the Aquatic Center where we will enjoy fun activities, treats, and lots of fun in the water. Join us for an underwater Easter Egg hunt from 4pm-6pm. Cost is just $5!
Sunday, April 2 – St. Michael’s Historical Society invites everyone to a pancake and sausage feed from 9am-1:30pm at the Parish Hall in Tarnov. $8/adults, $3/ages 5-10, free/under 5. There will also be raffles, a bake sale and an Easter Egg hunt after 10:30am Mass. FMI call Judy at 402-246-4807.
Monday, April 3 – Columbus Community Hospital Volunteers are hosting a Boutique29eleven fundraiser event from 9am-4pm in the Platte and Prairie Rooms. There will be women’s fashion in sizes small-3XL, accessories, shoes and more! Cash, check, credit/debit cards and Venmo accepted. The volunteers combine proceeds from the Boutique29eleven event with other fundraisers to assist in purchasing medical equipment and program advancements for Columbus Community Hospital.
Monday, April 3 – The Aquatic Center invites everyone 55+ years to the Rec-It Series at 2pm. This series will target the 55+ age group to get active in a social group 1x/week with different activities each time. This week’s activity is card games and coffee.
Monday, April 3 – Columbus Otolaryngology Clinic will hold a free screening for oral, head and neck cancer at the clinic (4508 38th Street, Suite 152, Columbus) from 3pm-5pm. For appointments or more information, call 402-562-4720.
Tuesday, April 4 – Columbus Community Hospital holds a Grief Support Group from 6:30pm-7:30pm in the first floor conference center. This group offers a welcoming and safe environment to share, explore and find meaning and hope amid your grief journey. There is a short presentation followed by a group discussion. Please check with the front desk when you arrive for the location. Contact group facilitator Chaplain Mitch Shemek at 402-562-4449 or [email protected] This group is limited to 20 people.
Thursday, April 6 – Columbus Public Library presents Story Time and Story Art at 10:30am and 1:30pm at the library. Children enjoy listening to 4-5 books, along with poems, songs, and fingerplays. Afterward, they create a fun art project incorporating the theme of the day. This program is free and open to everyone. This week’s theme is “Cute & Crawly”.
Thursday, April 6 – Columbus Community Hospital invites families to the 2023 Eggsperience Drive-Thru Celebration from 3pm-6pm. Parents: Please enter Columbus Community Hospital’s parking lot from 38th Street and drive to the main entrance. The Easter Bunny will give a treat bag to each child in your vehicle (while supplies last). You can also head over to our Little Free Library, where you will find Easter books for children. Be sure to also follow us on social media for opportunities to win grand prizes.
Thursday, April 6 – Columbus Public Library invites teens to Anime Club from 6pm-7pm. Come to the library to watch some great anime and enjoy Japanese snacks. This is free and open to students in 7-12 grades.
Thursday, April 6 – Teen Library Council, or TLC, is a group of teens that meet once a month during the school year at the Columbus Public Library. TLC will essentially be the brains behind our teen library programs. TLC also gets a say in some of the new building decisions. There are limited spots on the Council, so make sure to sign up today! This month, we will be going to the S.T.A.R. Escape Rooms from 7pm-8pm.
Friday, April 7 – Join Columbus Community Hospital dietitians at the Columbus Wellness Center for Food Thoughts from 11:30am-12:30pm. The dietitians will discuss a nutrition topic for 30 minutes, then answer any individual questions. There is no cost for the class or time with the dietitians. This week’s topic is “Essential Kitchen Tools For Beginners”.
Friday, April 7 – Columbus Public Library is bringing the BUSeum to Frankfort Square in Columbus from 1pm-5pm. This mobile museum will feature social history from the Greatest Generation. It contains exhibits on anti-German hysteria of WWI, the flu pandemic of 1918-1919, prohibition-era bootlegging in the American Heartland, the “Second Wave” of the Ku Klux Klan in the Midwest of the 1920s, and farmer rebellions during the Great Depression. In addition to the exhibit, university students from Germany and America will be holding a discussion circle on global climate change titled “Heartland’s Future: How Might We Live Together on a Changing Planet?” from 1:30-2:30pm, and Michael Luick-Thrams will have a presentation on “Cow Wars Farmers Rebellions” from 3-4pm. This exhibit is sponsored by a grant from the Nebraska State Historical Society Foundation.
Saturday, April 8 – The Run For The Risen Son Family Fun Run will be held at Pawnee Park starting at 8am. The route consists of a 1 mile or 5k run, but walkers are also welcome! To register, go to www.raceentry.com/run-for-the-risen-son/race-information. This event raises money for the enrichment programs and technology upgrades for Immanuel Lutheran School while promoting fitness.
Saturday, April 8 – Keep Columbus Beautiful and Ag Park are sponsoring a paper shred day in the Ag Park east parking lot. Limit of 100 pounds of paper per person. Drop off will be from 9am-11am. FMI call 402-563-9223.
Monday, April 10 – The Aquatic Center invites everyone 55+ years to the Rec-It Series at 2pm. This series will target the 55+ age group to get active in a social group 1x/week with different activities each time. This week’s activity is balance and exercise.
Tuesday, April 11 – Columbus Public Library invites teens to Manga Club from 5:30pm-6:30pm at the library. We will be discussing “Kamisama Kiss”. This event is free and open to students in 7-12 grades.
Tuesday, April 11 – Join Columbus Community Hospital Dietitians at the Columbus Wellness Center for a healthy cooking class from 5:30pm-7pm. The classes are $15 per person, including materials and food samples. Attendees must register; for more information or to register, please contact Joan Plummer at 402-562-4462. This month’s topic is “Dining the DASH Way”.
Tuesday, April 11 – Columbus Community Hospital holds a Grief Support Group from 6:30pm-7:30pm in the first floor conference center. This group offers a welcoming and safe environment to share, explore and find meaning and hope amid your grief journey. There is a short presentation followed by a group discussion. Please check with the front desk when you arrive for the location. Contact group facilitator Chaplain Mitch Shemek at 402-562-4449 or [email protected] This group is limited to 20 people.
Wednesday, April 12 – The Polk County Health Department will hold an immunization clinic in Osceola from 1:30pm-3:30pm. An appointment is required. Infant, Kindergarten, 7 th Grade and college entry vaccines are available for VFC eligible children from birth through 18 years of age. Flu shots are also available. Reminder – All children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and a record of all previous immunizations is required. A small administrative fee will be charged, however services will not be denied to those who have a true inability to pay. Please call the Polk County Health Department at 402-747-2211 for further details or to schedule an appointment.
Thursday, April 13 – Columbus Public Library presents Story Time and Story Art at 10:30am and 1:30pm at the library. Children enjoy listening to 4-5 books, along with poems, songs, and fingerplays. Afterward, they create a fun art project incorporating the theme of the day. This program is free and open to everyone. This week’s theme is “Fun With Daddy”.
Friday, April 14 – Join Columbus Community Hospital dietitians at the Columbus Wellness Center for Food Thoughts from 11:30am-12:30pm. The dietitians will discuss a nutrition topic for 30 minutes, then answer any individual questions. There is no cost for the class or time with the dietitians. This week’s topic is “How Much Protein Should I Get?”
Sunday, April 16 – Teens in grades 7-12 are invited to the library for a drop in day from 2pm-3pm. Come spend the afternoon playing games and hanging out with friends. We always have a great time playing Smash Bros or Mario Kart! This is a free event.
Monday, April 17 – The Aquatic Center invites everyone 55+ years to the Rec-It Series at 2pm. This series will target the 55+ age group to get active in a social group 1x/week with different activities each time. This week’s activity is crafts and coffee.
Monday, April 17 – The Polk County Health Department will hold an immunization clinic in Osceola from 3:30pm-5:30pm. An appointment is required. Infant, Kindergarten, 7 th Grade and college entry vaccines are available for VFC eligible children from birth through 18 years of age. Flu shots are also available. Reminder – All children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and a record of all previous immunizations is required. A small administrative fee will be charged, however services will not be denied to those who have a true inability to pay. Please call the Polk County Health Department at 402-747-2211 for further details or to schedule an appointment.
Tuesday, April 18 – Columbus Community Hospital Occupational Health Services invites you to Walk with a Doc from 5:30pm-6:30pm at the 30 Center Mall. You’ll take a few minutes to learn about a current health topic, then spend the rest of the hour enjoying a healthy walk and conversation with a doc. This month Dr. Chris Buckley will speak on becoming an organ donor. Walk at your own pace. This is a free community event.
Tuesday, April 18 – Columbus Community Hospital holds a Grief Support Group from 6:30pm-7:30pm in the first floor conference center. This group offers a welcoming and safe environment to share, explore and find meaning and hope amid your grief journey. There is a short presentation followed by a group discussion. Please check with the front desk when you arrive for the location. Contact group facilitator Chaplain Mitch Shemek at 402-562-4449 or [email protected] This group is limited to 20 people.
Thursday, April 20 – Columbus Public Library presents Story Time and Story Art at 10:30am and 1:30pm at the library. Children enjoy listening to 4-5 books, along with poems, songs, and fingerplays. Afterward, they create a fun art project incorporating the theme of the day. This program is free and open to everyone. This week’s theme is “Daniel Tiger’s World”.
Thursday, April 20 – The Columbus Senior Center and Paper Tiger Shredding are holding a document shredding event at the senior center. Documents can be dropped off from Monday April 10 thru today at noon. All materials will be held in a secure locked room until destroyed. This event is free and open to the public.
Thursday, April 20 – Columbus Public Library invites teens to Anime Club from 6pm-7pm. Come to the library to watch some great anime and enjoy Japanese snacks. This is free and open to students in 7-12 grades.
Friday, April 21 – Join Columbus Community Hospital dietitians at the Columbus Wellness Center for Food Thoughts from 11:30am-12:30pm. The dietitians will discuss a nutrition topic for 30 minutes, then answer any individual questions. There is no cost for the class or time with the dietitians. This week’s topic is “Prepare Heart Healthy Foods For Your Family”.
Saturday, April 22 – The Aquatic Center presents Reef’s Dive & Movie from 7pm-9pm. Reef is very serious about water safety, but when it is time to relax and have a little fun; he is first in line. Reef is also kind of a movie buff, so his favorite way to spend a Saturday night is with some good snacks, a great flick, and floating around with his friends. No Pre-Registration. Cost is admission into the Aquatic Center (season passes and punch cards will be accepted). Open to all ages (children 6 and under must be accompanied by an adult). The movie will be “Pirates of the Caribbean”.
Saturday, April 22 – Keep Columbus Beautiful is sponsoring an electronics recycling day in the NPPD parking lot (1414 15th Street, Columbus). Used or broken electronics can be dropped off between 9am-1pm, or until the truck is full. Items accepted include computers, printers, TVs, scanners, phones, fax machines, VCRs and radio equipment. Appliances will not be accepted. A fee will apply for CRT monitors and TVs: $10/under 19 inches, $20/20 inches and over. FMI call 402-563-9223.
Monday, April 24 – The Aquatic Center invites everyone 55+ years to the Rec-It Series at 2pm. This series will target the 55+ age group to get active in a social group 1x/week with different activities each time. This week’s activity is a nature walk.
Tuesday, April 25 – Columbus Community Hospital holds a Grief Support Group from 6:30pm-7:30pm in the first floor conference center. This group offers a welcoming and safe environment to share, explore and find meaning and hope amid your grief journey. There is a short presentation followed by a group discussion. Please check with the front desk when you arrive for the location. Contact group facilitator Chaplain Mitch Shemek at 402-562-4449 or [email protected] This group is limited to 20 people.
Thursday, April 27 – Columbus Public Library presents Story Time and Story Art at 10:30am and 1:30pm at the library. Children enjoy listening to 4-5 books, along with poems, songs, and fingerplays. Afterward, they create a fun art project incorporating the theme of the day. This program is free and open to everyone. This week’s theme is “Gardening Fun”.
Thursday, April 27 – Columbus Public Library invites adults to Book Discussion Club from 6:30pm-8pm at the library. Join us to discuss “One Italian Summer” by Rebecca Serle. CPL Book Discussion Group is free. Registration is not required.
Friday, April 28 – Join Columbus Community Hospital dietitians at the Columbus Wellness Center for Food Thoughts from 11:30am-12:30pm. The dietitians will discuss a nutrition topic for 30 minutes, then answer any individual questions. There is no cost for the class or time with the dietitians. This week is a cooking demonstration, “Rainbow Layered Salad”.
Friday, April 28 – Columbus Public Library is hosting Tubular Tween Night at the library from 6:30pm-9pm. Tubular Tween Night is geared toward students in 4th-6th grades. Participants will show off their gaming skills with the library’s Nintendo Switch and Xbox, play interactive tag games like “Sardines”, fly drones, and feast on tasty food. Registration and signed permission slips are required for the event.
Saturday, April 29 – Columbus Public Library invites the public to Beginning Genealogy from 2pm-3pm. Are you interested in learning where you come from, but don’t know where to begin? Beth Sparrow covers where to start researching your family, what records would be useful, and where to find them. She also covers what tools of the trade are helpful, and what to do if you are stuck. This presentation is valuable to many beginning genealogists, or people interested in starting their family history. Funding for this program is provided by Humanities Nebraska.
Tuesday, May 9 – Join Columbus Community Hospital Dietitians at the Columbus Wellness Center for a healthy cooking class from 5:30pm-7pm. The classes are $15 per person, including materials and food samples. Attendees must register; for more information or to register, please contact Joan Plummer at 402-562-4462. This month’s topic is “Cooking For 1 or 2”.
Tuesday, May 9 – Friends of Music presents Beginnings, a celebration of the music of Chicago, at 7pm at Columbus High School. Beginnings is a 7 piece band dedicated to playing the great music of the band Chicago, as well as originals. All of the great hits from the 60s, 70s and 80s! FMI or to get season tickets, email [email protected] or go to www.columbusfriendsofmusic.com.
Tuesday, May 16 – Columbus Community Hospital Occupational Health Services invites you to Walk with a Doc from 5:30pm-6:30pm at Lake Esther. You’ll take a few minutes to learn about a current health topic, then spend the rest of the hour enjoying a healthy walk and conversation with a doc. This month Chad Hillyer will speak on skin cancer awareness. Walk at your own pace. This is a free community event.
Tuesday, June 13 – Join Columbus Community Hospital Dietitians at the Columbus Wellness Center for a healthy cooking class from 5:30pm-7pm. The classes are $15 per person, including materials and food samples. Attendees must register; for more information or to register, please contact Joan Plummer at 402-562-4462. This month’s topic is “Italian Nights”.
Tuesday, June 20 – Columbus Community Hospital Occupational Health Services invites you to Walk with a Doc from 5:30pm-6:30pm at Lake Esther. You’ll take a few minutes to learn about a current health topic, then spend the rest of the hour enjoying a healthy walk and conversation with a doc. This month Dr. Deb Anderson will speak on caring for your brain (concussion protocols). Walk at your own pace. This is a free community event.
Thursday, June 22 – The Norfolk Rotary Club is proud to announce their twelfth season of hosting the Music in the Park concert series. These free concerts are held at Skyview Park in Norfolk from 6pm-9:30pm. Bring your chairs and blankets as well as picnic items to enjoy. Adult beverages are allowed within the designated area of the park. Per City statute, golf carts are not allowed at Skyview Park. Tonight’s entertainment is provided by The Omaha Cover Girls.
Thursday, July 6 – The Norfolk Rotary Club is proud to announce their twelfth season of hosting the Music in the Park concert series. These free concerts are held at Skyview Park in Norfolk from 6pm-9:30pm. Bring your chairs and blankets as well as picnic items to enjoy. Adult beverages are allowed within the designated area of the park. Per City statute, golf carts are not allowed at Skyview Park. Tonight’s entertainment is provided by Southern Nights.
Tuesday, July 11 – Join Columbus Community Hospital Dietitians at the Columbus Wellness Center for a healthy cooking class from 5:30pm-7pm. The classes are $15 per person, including materials and food samples. Attendees must register; for more information or to register, please contact Joan Plummer at 402-562-4462. This month’s topic is “Fiber Variety”.
Tuesday, July 18 – Columbus Community Hospital Occupational Health Services invites you to Walk with a Doc from 5:30pm-6:30pm at Lake Esther. You’ll take a few minutes to learn about a current health topic, then spend the rest of the hour enjoying a healthy walk and conversation with a doc. This month Dr. Kerri Kulovitz will speak on caring for your hands and arthritis prevention. Walk at your own pace. This is a free community event.
Thursday, July 20 – The Norfolk Rotary Club is proud to announce their twelfth season of hosting the Music in the Park concert series. These free concerts are held at Skyview Park in Norfolk from 6pm-9:30pm. Bring your chairs and blankets as well as picnic items to enjoy. Adult beverages are allowed within the designated area of the park. Per City statute, golf carts are not allowed at Skyview Park. Tonight’s entertainment is provided by The Heartland Boogie Band.
Thursday, August 3 – The Norfolk Rotary Club is proud to announce their twelfth season of hosting the Music in the Park concert series. These free concerts are held at Skyview Park in Norfolk from 6pm-9:30pm. Bring your chairs and blankets as well as picnic items to enjoy. Adult beverages are allowed within the designated area of the park. Per City statute, golf carts are not allowed at Skyview Park. Tonight’s entertainment is provided by Taxi Driver.
Tuesday, August 8 – Join Columbus Community Hospital Dietitians at the Columbus Wellness Center for a healthy cooking class from 5:30pm-7pm. The classes are $15 per person, including materials and food samples. Attendees must register; for more information or to register, please contact Joan Plummer at 402-562-4462. This month’s topic is “Fruits and Vegetables from the Garden”.
Tuesday, August 15 – Columbus Community Hospital Occupational Health Services invites you to Walk with a Doc from 5:30pm-6:30pm at Lake Esther. You’ll take a few minutes to learn about a current health topic, then spend the rest of the hour enjoying a healthy walk and conversation with a doc. This month Greg Jacobs will speak on what immunizations you may need. Walk at your own pace. This is a free community event.
Saturday, September 9 and Sunday, September 10 – The Columbus Rifle Club will host a gun show at Platte County Ag Park in Columbus. Hours are Saturday 9am-5pm and Sunday 9am-4pm. Admission is $5, with kids 12 and under free with an adult. FMI contact Craig Potthast at 402-270-1185 or email [email protected].
Tuesday, September 12 – Join Columbus Community Hospital Dietitians at the Columbus Wellness Center for a healthy cooking class from 5:30pm-7pm. The classes are $15 per person, including materials and food samples. Attendees must register; for more information or to register, please contact Joan Plummer at 402-562-4462. This month’s topic is “Food Intolerances: Gluten and Dairy Free”.
Tuesday, September 19 – Columbus Community Hospital Occupational Health Services invites you to Walk with a Doc from 5:30pm-6:30pm at Lake Esther. You’ll take a few minutes to learn about a current health topic, then spend the rest of the hour enjoying a healthy walk and conversation with a doc. This month Dr. Kevin Montgomery will speak on how often to work out to prevent obesity. Walk at your own pace. This is a free community event.
Tuesday, October 10 – Join Columbus Community Hospital Dietitians at the Columbus Wellness Center for a healthy cooking class from 5:30pm-7pm. The classes are $15 per person, including materials and food samples. Attendees must register; for more information or to register, please contact Joan Plummer at 402-562-4462. This month’s topic is “What Do I Do With That Kitchen Appliance?”
Tuesday, October 17 – Columbus Community Hospital Occupational Health Services invites you to Walk with a Doc from 5:30pm-6:30pm at the 30 Center Mall. You’ll take a few minutes to learn about a current health topic, then spend the rest of the hour enjoying a healthy walk and conversation with a doc. This month Dr. Lauren Jazwick will speak on the dangers of nosebleeds. Walk at your own pace. This is a free community event.
Tuesday, November 14 – Join Columbus Community Hospital Dietitians at the Columbus Wellness Center for a healthy cooking class from 5:30pm-7pm. The classes are $15 per person, including materials and food samples. Attendees must register; for more information or to register, please contact Joan Plummer at 402-562-4462. This month’s topic is “Reducing Inflammation With Food”.
Tuesday, November 21 – Columbus Community Hospital Occupational Health Services invites you to Walk with a Doc from 5:30pm-6:30pm at the 30 Center Mall. You’ll take a few minutes to learn about a current health topic, then spend the rest of the hour enjoying a healthy walk and conversation with a doc. This month Dr. Luke Lemke will speak on how to protect from the need for long-term care. Walk at your own pace. This is a free community event.
Tuesday, December 12 – Join Columbus Community Hospital Dietitians at the Columbus Wellness Center for a healthy cooking class from 5:30pm-7pm. The classes are $15 per person, including materials and food samples. Attendees must register; for more information or to register, please contact Joan Plummer at 402-562-4462. This month’s topic is “Holiday Surprise”.
Tuesday, December 19 – Columbus Community Hospital Occupational Health Services invites you to Walk with a Doc from 5:30pm-6:30pm at the 30 Center Mall. You’ll take a few minutes to learn about a current health topic, then spend the rest of the hour enjoying a healthy walk and conversation with a doc. This month Dr. Joseph Citta III will speak on the importance of an annual exam. Walk at your own pace. This is a free community event.
