Art is like therapy for some people, Mexia resident Alden Garber said. Events like Fine Arts Night at Mexia High School give adults the opportunity to better connect with children’s mindsets.
Some MISD students will soon be working on new computers.
Former Mexia Lions Club President Daniel Burkeen installs recently added Club members with the assistance of the new members’ sponsors at the group’s April 5 meeting. Shown here, from left, are Michael Jones, Burkeen, Traci LaFoy, Frank Rosner and Karen Toole. At rear can be seen Club President Don Beene.
6 p.m. – Mexia High School will present a night of Fine Arts at Mexia High School – The Blackcat Band will perform in the Auditorium, the products of the Art students will be on display in the hallway and then the Theater department will present their One Act Play production, “The Yellow Boat.”
This week at Mexia LTC we started off with Bible study Monday morning. Residents enjoyed painting with McKenna from Community Healthcare-Providence Hospice. Residents played bingo Monday afternoon. Residents enjoyed Bible group with Bob Kersten on Tuesday morning. Residents enjoyed singing presented by Chris Low with Amedisys Healthcare that afternoon.
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