Give to The Vine through Sept. 17
As part of North Texas Giving Day, Azle’s The Vine Project will participate in the annual fundraising event, with donations accepted through Sept. 17.
The Vine Project is a local nonprofit organization that provides practical life skills, mental health support and resources for individuals ages 16 to 24 who face housing instability or difficult life transitions.
To donate, visit NorthTexasGivingDay.org and search “The Vine Project.”
Church hosts 40 days of prayer, revival
GracePointe Church, 4110 E. Highway 199, is hosting 40 days of prayer that will culminate in a revival.
Participants are invited to start their mornings seeking God in prayer from home at 6:30 a.m. each day through Sept. 23. As the 40 days of prayer draw to a close, the church will hold revival services at 6 p.m. Sept. 20-23.
Pastor Tim McKeown will lead the daily prayer, and evangelist Don Cass will speak during the revival services.
X-Treme Green Event returns Sept. 12
Azle residents will have another opportunity to dispose of unwanted items during the city’s X-Treme Green Event from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12, at the City Garage, 470 Denver Trail.
This event is free for all Azle residents and allows for disposal of items such as furniture, brush, tires, bulky items, appliances, metal for recycling and household hazardous waste. A document shredder will also be on site.
Residents must show proof of residency by bringing their City of Azle utility bill and a driver’s license.
For more information, visit the city’s website at cityofazle.org/Calendar.
Sting Fling arrives Sept. 12
The annual Sting Fling Festival is slated for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12 on Azle’s Main Street, Central Park and at 404 Main Place.
Sting Fling is a one-day festival that features affordable, wholesome family entertainment, a host of vendors, festival food and the ever-popular Wiener Dog Derby.
Find more information at azlechamber.com.
Dementia Live seminar set for Sept. 17
Azle Manor Healthcare & Rehabilitation will host an immersive experience called Dementia Live from 9 a.m. to noon Thursday, Sept. 17, at 721 Dunaway Lane.
Open to the public, this event is designed to simulate life with dementia, helping attendees develop empathy, improve communication and strengthen caregiving skills.
Employees, residents, family members, guests and anyone who would like to learn more are encouraged to come when they can during the time listed above.
Azle Manor Bingo Night arrives Sept. 17
Azle Manor Healthcare & Rehabilitation invites the community to attend its second annual Bingo Night from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 17, at 721 Dunaway Lane.
The event will feature prizes, food, a dirty soda bar and music. Azle Manor employees are also asking vendors, local businesses and community members to support the fun by donating a basket of goodies.
To RSVP, contact Jessica Hutchens at 682-331-9610 or [email protected]; or Lorie Shannon at 817-444-2536 or [email protected].
Azle FCCLA Craft Fair returns Oct. 3
Azle High School Family, Career and Community Leaders of America will host its fourth annual Craft Fair Fundraiser Saturday, Oct. 3, at Azle High School. The event will feature vendor booths throughout the cafeteria, gyms and Hall of Fame Commons, along with food trucks outside the stadium.
Proceeds from the fundraiser will support FCCLA programs and activities. Vendors interested in participating can find application information through DFW Craft Shows or by contacting FCCLA adviser Natasha Deramee at [email protected].
Low-cost pet vaccinations set Oct. 3
Bring your dog or cat to Russell Feed & Supply at 1312 Northwest Parkway in Azle between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3 for low-cost services.
Services offered include vaccinations, microchipping, fecal testing, heartworm testing and heartworm, flea and tick preventives.
For more information about services and prices, visit VaccinationStation.com. No appointment is necessary, but new clients may preregister at vaccinationstation.com/pre-register.
Give to ’30 for Hannah’ through Oct. 10
Azle residents are invited to donate nonperishable food items or monetary contributions from now through Oct. 10 in honor of Hannah Baker, who died earlier this year.
The “30 for Hannah” food drive is being held in recognition of what would have been Baker’s 30th birthday Oct. 9. Community members are encouraged to donate 30 food items, $30 or whatever they can give, with donations benefiting Blessing Boxes and Little Free Pantries throughout Dallas-Fort Worth.
The drive will culminate with a community celebration from 10 a.m. to noon Oct. 10 at Lighthouse Harbor Church, 1960 Long Circle in Azle.
For donation dropoff locations or to arrange a pickup, contact Traci at 817-944-5536 or Stacy at 817-703-5309.
Servolution Blitz returns Oct. 9-10
Servolution Network will return Oct. 9-10 for its 20th Fall Blitz, with a goal of revitalizing more than 20 homes for neighbors in need.
Projects will range from major home repairs to simple yard cleanup, and no experience is required to volunteer.
Volunteers will meet at 8 a.m. both days at the Servolution Network Dream Center, 1803 S. Stewart St., before heading to project sites.
Azle Manor hosts blood drive Oct. 13
In partnership with Carter BloodCare, Azle Manor Healthcare & Rehabilitation will host a blood drive from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13, at 721 Dunaway Lane.
All donors will receive a glow-in-the-dark Carter BloodCare T-shirt while supplies last.
Appointments may be made by visiting greatpartners.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/176965.
APD Trunk or Treat set Oct. 24
Azle’s finest ghosts and goblins are invited to attend Trunk or Treat from 5-8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24 at The FeedLot, 225 Church St.
Hosted by the Azle Police Department, Trunk or Treat is a safe alternative to trick-or-treating. As local businesses, organizations and residents decorate their trunks and park in The FeedLot, kids will be able to go from trunk to trunk and fill their bags with candy — while also showing off their Halloween costumes — in a safe and controlled environment.
Trunk or Treat is a free family-friendly event open to the community. More details will be coming soon.
Christmas on Main Street arrives Dec. 5
The Azle Area Chamber of Commerce will host its annual Christmas on Main Street Dec. 5.
The event offers vendors at the Christmas market, free children's activities inside 404 Main Place, and the annual Azle Lions Club car show.
After the festival, the official tree lightings at City Hall and the Azle Historical Museum will take place, followed by a lighted parade on Main Street.
Registration is open for vendors and parade entries. Visit azlechristmasonmain.com for more information or to register.
