The September Nites Event seemed to be well received. If you were a Street Rodder or Classic Car enthusiast then this was the place to be. I talked to Gene Adams for a few minutes and he stated that there were close to 80 entries in the Car Show portion of the event.

At the 5th street end of the event, the kids were bouncing away in the inflatable bounce house in front of the Sovereign Grace Community Church, while others were trying their best to hit the bulls eye at the dunk tank under the Church Shade tent. At the opposite end of the event near the raffle area, you could buy cakes & cookies and other baked goodies at the bake sale.

At the same time the event was going on, blood donors were taken to another place in town where they actually gave blood. As I was leaving, I heard they were up to 68 pints of blood donated throughout the day and evening.

The Voss family was in attendance and Mr. Voss thanked the crowd from his wheel chair, his wife was with him.

Hamilton's Cafe did a great job on the Hamburgers, but remember to always keep your napkin when you give your daughter the stuff you don't think you need...:)

Like the Charity Car Show at Kenny's Rod Shop in August, the raffle was big again, along with the silent auction. Gene MC'd the show and was as good as ever. So when you here that the September Nites Event is coming up next year, be sure to attend... remember that the purpose of the event is to help someone from here who could really use some hometown support.