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It is now that time of year again... a chill in the air, falling leaves, a harvest moon, and screaming off in the distance. The tormented souls of "Torment at Twelve Hundred" roam once again.  This October will be the fourth season of 'Torment'.  Steve and Nancy Patterson have taken "Torment at Twelve Hundred" in Orion, Illinois to a new level this year.  With seven new rooms, revamped rooms, added scares and new characters, 'Torment' will ultimately scare the yell out of you.  In addition to the new scares, 'Torment' has joined with "Wheels of Freedom", a non for profit organization that raises money for the American War Veterans.  By doing so a portion of the ticket sales goes to this worthy cause.  'Torment' still has there non for profit concession stand, which will quench your thirst and fill your belly from all the screaming.

"Torment at Twelve Hundred" opens it gates October 5th.  They are open every weekend in October including Halloween night.  Hours are from 7pm - 12pm Friday and Saturday, 7pm - 10pm Sunday and Halloween night.  Because of the trail through the woods, recommended footwear, no open toed shoes or high heels.  It is also recommend you be 13 years and older to enter the 'Torment'.

For directions and additional information be sure to visit www.tormentwelve.com or call 309-945-5237.  Torment at Twelve Hundred is sponsored by SUBWAY of Orion. 

Visit "Torment at Twelve Hundred" this October to find out what happened to Dr. Thomas Orment and who is really in charge at the Hidden View Sanatorium. Come and see what lurks in Clover Dale cemetery and experience what 'Torment' lies ahead... you may want to bring a change of underwear!!

Image Gateway to the Arts Mural Program Seeks Iowa Artist

New Kingdom Trailriders 2007

Ride-A-Thon and Open House!

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The Isaac Walton League of Davenport is having an All-you-can-eat Sweet Corn Dinner on Friday, August 3rd from 5pm 'til 8pm at their center 8402 N. Harrison St, south of the Mount Joy airport. The meal includes sweet corn, brats, tomatoes, desserts, coffee and lemonade. Tickets are $7 per person, children 6 and under are free.

Spring cleaning? Donate your gently used treasures to the Volunteers for Symphony Second Fiddle Sale!
ImageThe Leukemia & Lymphoma Society with the support of the Team in Training program will host a Longaberger Bingo to help support research for blood cancers. There will be over $1600 in Longaberger product plus Door Prizes, 50/50 drawing and Bake Sale. Mary Kay and Taste of Home Reps will also be on hand. Cost is $20 pre-sale and $25 at the door. Event to be held at Glenview Middle School on May 15th. Doors open at 5pm and game starts at 6pm. For tickets call Wendi at 309-738-7710 or Peggy at 563-650-0457.
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Celebrate Fat Tuesday by sampling some of the best Cajun cuisine in the Quad Cities! Heart of America Restaurants & Inns has partnered with the American Red Cross of the Quad Cities Area to host the Mardi Gras Rajun Cajun Fest on Fat Tuesday, February 20, 2007 from 5pm until 7pm at Thunder Bay Grille, Davenport.  Local chefs will be creating Cajun style appetizers, entrees and desserts as they compete for the coveted People's Choice Award and Judge's Choice Award.

Chefs from Bent River Brewing Co., Biaggi's, Blue Cat Brew Pub, The Button Factory, The Captain's Table, Farraday's, Froehlich's, Iowa Machine Shed, Johnny's Italian Steakhouse, Overtime Sports Bar & Grill, The Lodge, Thunder Bay Grille and Trapper's Creek will be participating.

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Miss Scott County, Emily Slavens Partners with NAMI Scott County on Depression Platform

ImageNAMI Scott County (National Alliance on Mental Illness) invites family members who have mental illness in the family to attend a 12 week series of education classes beginning Wednesday, February 14th.
ImageFeb 3 - Trivia Night Fundraiser Event at the Walcott Coliseum, 116 E. Bryant
St., Walcott, Iowa. Doors open at 6pm on Saturday, Feb 3rd, and the games begin
at 7pm.  Teams of 6 to 8 people, $10 per person.  Cash prizes to the 1st and 2nd
place teams.  Raffles, prizes, Isabel Bloom statue will be given away.  Bring
your own munchies and snacks, beverages available for purchase. This fundraiser
will help support LP Studios community theater and music programs. Reserve your
spot today by calling 563-322-0107.  Hurry, space is limited!

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