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(by editorial board, 90.3 wpl news, April 9, 2024)

 

The most elusive and exclusive club in Nashville stopped by Studio A to share what it really means to commit to Freemasonry. When you think about freemasons, your mind might wander to the founding fathers. Then, you might feel a shiver down your spine and wonder why you sense the eerie presence of Tom Cruise. It turns out, that all of that fear and cult association might be misplaced. Today, we go straight to the source: two Freemasons from… read more:

 

 

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(by Marty Bachman, Kirksville Daily Express, April 8, 2024)

 

Forty-five Princesses and their family members turned out Saturday, April 6, for the Tea at the Kirksville Masonic Lodge. The tea featured six stations where Princesses could get their nails painted, picture taken, receive a flowering plant from the greenhouse, painted lady bug seashell and a Wooly Worm. Girls also had the opportunity to shop at the Tinkerbell Boutique. A light brunch was enjoyed by all. Door prizes were… read more:

 

 

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(by editorial board, Brecon&Radnor Express, 7th April 2024)

 

Representatives of the Freemasons visited Hay & District Dial-a-Ride recently to present the community transport charity with a donation of £1300. This was made up of contributions from the Hereford Masonic Charity Foundation, the Loyal Hay Lodge and the Loyal Hay Chapter. The Freemasons have long been dedicated to making meaningful contributions to society and they are committed to improving the lives of others. This latest generous donation will have a positive impact on Hay & District Dial-a-Ride’s ability to… read more:

 

 

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(by Dwayne Page, WJLE, April 5, 2024)

 

Members of Center Hill Masonic Lodge #77 presented a $200 check to DeKalb Middle School Friday in support of its student garden program. Making the presentation were Lodge Master Don Adamson, Senior Warden Dustin Estes, Junior Warden Danny Pirtle, and member Mike Conley. Receiving the donation were Suzette Barnes, DMS Positive Behavior Support Teacher, along with Principal Caleb Shehane and Assistant Principal Teresa Jones. The DMS garden program began last school year as a way to show sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students, especially those who have never been exposed to a garden, how to grow fruits and vegetables. “We really appreciate this donation from Center Hill Masonic Lodge #77,” said Ms. Barnes. “This money will go into the school garden account, and we will use it to buy seeds, vegetable plants, and other things we need to… read more:

 

 

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