The Lima Noon Optimist held their Respect for Law program on Wednesday, and brought in a man who taught kids to respect safety in Lima in the 80's and 90's.
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The Lima Noon Optimist Club heard from retired officer Robert “Officer Bob” Butler during its “Respect for Law” program, about his decades of teaching safety to children through Safety City.
The Lima Noon Optimist Club's Safety City summer programs are underway.
LIMA, Ohio (WLIO) - The Lima Noon Optimist Club held a new fundraiser this on Saturday. They hosted their first annual "Quarters for Kids" auc…
The Lima Noon Optimist Club is putting on a new fundraiser, Quarters for Kids!
Only 240 entry tickets will be sold. Each $40 ticket includes light hors d'oeuvres, a drink ticket, one paddle valid for 20 auction rounds, and the opportunity to win prizes such as designer purses, electronics, date nights, and more. Additional paddles will be available for purchase at the event.
Local students were rewarded for their hard work thanks to D.A.R.E. 10 kids from area schools had the Westgate Entertainment Center all to themselves on Thursday afternoon thanks to their hard work on their D.A.R.E. essays.
LIMA, Ohio (WLIO) - The Lima Noon Optimist Club's Home Show is back for another year.
The Lima Noon Optimist Club will celebrate the 75th annual Home Show this year, marking a major milestone for the long-standing event. The Home Show, which started as a fundraiser in 1950, will take place at the Allen County Fairgrounds, with all four buildings filled with fun for the entire family.
A pair of local students demonstrated the true meaning of optimism today in the re-launched annual competition hosted by the Lima Noon Optimist Club.