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Wednesday, 12 January 2011 18:18 |
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The Heard begins its Transition from Winter to Spring Spring into Nature at the Heard! There are many new exciting things happening at the Heard in 2011 including. . .
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Wednesday, 05 January 2011 15:29 |
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My name is Meghan Hancock and I am a senior at Lovejoy High School. My Senior Project is the planning and organization of the 3rd Annual Wiffleball Tournament that is hosted by the LHS Softball team. The tournament is January 8th, this Saturday.
The tournament is for 6th grade and older. It would be great to have parents form teams and enter the tournament. I know there are some middle school and high school kids that would love to have the chance to beat... I mean, play some of their parents! So please encourage your kids to form a team or get one together with adults and students alike. Even if you do not want to play I would like to give everyone a chance to donate to the tournament or even come out and watch.
I have attached the Donation Form and the Entry Form that includes information about the tournament.
I would greatly appreciate any support, as all proceeds from the tournament will be donated to the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
Thank you,
Meghan Hancock Wiffleball Tournament Entry Form.docx
Wiffleball Tournament Donation Form.docx |
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Wednesday, 01 December 2010 15:00 |
 Girl Scout Troop 1105, based at Hart Elementary in Lucas, hosted their second annual Raingutter Regatta earlier this month. To enter the regatta competition, local Girl Scouts designed and built individual regatta boats from balsa wood. During the event, girls raced their boats down long aluminum rain gutter chutes by blowing the sails of their boats. The event was held in the Hart Elementary Cafeteria and over 45 girls entered the competition this year. Trophies were awarded for first, second and third place finishers in each division, and medals were awarded for “Best of Show.” |
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Wednesday, 01 December 2010 15:11 |
 Members of Cub Scout Pack 358 show off their float at the Lucas Founder's Day Parade. Photo credit: Paul Brenneman
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Wednesday, 17 November 2010 14:26 |
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Take Your Family for the Holidays to See The Popular Dinosaurs Live! & New BUGS exhibits   
Megalosaurus Giant Malaysian Katydid Goliath Bird-eating Tarantula Encounter the 46-foot T-Rex and eight new life-size animatronic dinosaurs along the Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary's nature trails at the 5th annual Dinosaurs Live! Life-size Animatronic Dinosaurs at the Heard exhibit. Take your family for the holidays and get outside for a fun, educational activity. Have you Heard the Buzz. . .We've Got Bugs! Also see the new indoor exhibit BUGS! now open. BUGS features more than twenty-five species of invertebrates including ants, scorpions, mantises and dozens of others from the world of itsy-bitsy, creepy-crawly and sluggy-buggy. It is truly a "bug zoo" showcasing live arthropods both native and exotic. Staged in Mayan Ruins, this exhibit perfectly highlights the particular influence of bugs on human culture. Whether you love bugs or hate them, you'll find these creatures fascinating. Investigate what you have heard about the invertebrate world by exploring such creatures as giant beetles, checkered cockroaches and enormous stick insects. Being spineless has never been so cool! Museum Partners KLTY 94.9 & NBC 5 Dinosaurs Live! Sponsored by KLTY 94.9, NBC 5, Powered by Cirro Energy BUGS exhibit Sponsored by KLTY 94.9 & NBC 5 |
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