Student Art Show Draws Enthusiastic Crowd
MERF recently collaborated with the Mentone Arts Center to showcase a Native American art study created by students of Valley Head School. This unique creative effort was led by art teacher Caroline Moore. The public show drew an excited crowd of parents, students, and local supporters. Seeing the children’s joy as they led parents to see their work was both heartening and fun. Local art supporters provided refreshments for all to enjoy as they toured the gallery. MERF looks forward to hosting Family Art Night at Valley Head School next spring, an event open to the public. Stay tuned.
Mentone Fall Festival Returns Saturday, Oct. 17
Lots of Good Food Choices and Opportunities to Sponsor Mentone is preparing to welcome thousands of visitors as the Mentone Fall Festival returns Saturday, Oct. 17, for a full day of art, music, food, and » Read More
High Temps? No Problem. Try These Cool Recipes
We’ve been spoiled most of the summer with rainy days, cloud cover, and highs in the 70s and low 80s. But today when I walked outside, I realized that luck might have run out. Corn » Read More
Valley Head Women’s Club Awards Scholarships
The Valley Head Area Women’s Club awarded two scholarships to the Valley Head High School Class of 2026. This year, the scholarships were increased in memory of JoAnn Phillips to a total value of $800 » Read More
A Bit of Our Town’s History
I decided to give you all a brief history lesson on our beautiful town this month. I even discovered a new fact or two myself. Valley Head was officially incorporated in 1922 and continues to » Read More