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April 17: Holy Week and Eastertide Services

The various Cowan Churches will gather for special services during Holy Week and Easter Sunday. All are invited to attend.
April 17: Maundy Thursday, 6 p.m. at St. Agnes' Episcopal Church, 108 E. England St.
April 18: Good Friday observance, 5 to 7 p.m. at Cowan First Baptist Church, 316 W. Cumberland St. (A walk-through event based on the Stations of the Cross.)
April 20: Easter Sunrise, 6:30 a.m. at Cowan Montgomery Cemetery, S. Willow St. (There will also be a Sunrise Service at Goshen Cemetery at 6 a.m.)
April 17: Maundy Thursday, 6 p.m. at St. Agnes' Episcopal Church, 108 E. England St.
April 18: Good Friday observance, 5 to 7 p.m. at Cowan First Baptist Church, 316 W. Cumberland St. (A walk-through event based on the Stations of the Cross.)
April 20: Easter Sunrise, 6:30 a.m. at Cowan Montgomery Cemetery, S. Willow St. (There will also be a Sunrise Service at Goshen Cemetery at 6 a.m.)
May 2: "The Yellow Dandies", 7 p.m. at The Arts Center
The Yellow Dandies string band combines ace musicianship, distinctive humor, authentic old-time and bluegrass stylings, newfangled experimentation, and a manic energy.
You'll be hooked, hooting, and hollering for more! Whether they’re dazzling crowds with tongue-, finger-, and mind-twisting original compositions or rejuvenating Bluegrass standards and old-time dance tunes, this Birmingham-based band has been taking listeners on eclectic romps since 2016. |
May 18: "View of Vietnam" Program, 2 p.m. at FC Library

Franklin County Historical Society Presents: "View of Vietnam", 2 p.m. at Franklin County Library, downstairs.
Fifty years ago the costly and devastating Vietnam War came to an end. Thousands of American troops were deployed, six of whom were Franklin Countians who lost their lives.
War correspondents and historians have provided countless overviews of the war itself and the related politics; however, our purpose on May 18th is to see the war through the eyes of local residents. Join us for a fascinating look at a complicated subject.
Franklin County Library is located at 105 S. Porter St. in Winchester.
Fifty years ago the costly and devastating Vietnam War came to an end. Thousands of American troops were deployed, six of whom were Franklin Countians who lost their lives.
War correspondents and historians have provided countless overviews of the war itself and the related politics; however, our purpose on May 18th is to see the war through the eyes of local residents. Join us for a fascinating look at a complicated subject.
Franklin County Library is located at 105 S. Porter St. in Winchester.
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