Boy Scout Troop 546 to hold Fundraising Yard Sale
May 3, 2012
Cunningham, TN – On Saturday, May 5th, Scout Troop 546 is having a big fund raising Yard Sale at the Central Civitan Building 1/2 mile down Hwy 13 from the 13/48 split on the right. The sale starts at 7:00am.
There will be alittle bit of everything at the sale. Donations of items for the sale will also be taken. All proceeds goes towards the Philmont, New Mexico hiking trip this Summer.
Boy Scout Troop 546 sold Funnel Cakes at the 2011 Lone Oak Picnic to raise money to replace their stolen trailer. The trailer was stolen just three weeks prior to the picnic.
Last weekends Lone Oak Picnic drew huge crowd
August 3, 2011
Cunningham, TN – On Saturday, July 30th the Central Civitan Club held their 103rd annual Lone Oak Picnic. It is a place to gather to socialize, enjoy some great food, and to learn about the issues facing our community.
Everyone was kicking back, and relaxing as they enjoyed the gospel, country and bluegrass entertainment. The car show is always a hit. There was even inflatables and a train for the kids.
Donald Greene and Lucian Greene of the Back Lot Pickers played for the large crowd on hand for the 103rd Lone Oak Picnic.
The Lone Oak Picnic is this Saturday, July 30th
July 25, 2011
Cunningham, TN – The 103rd annual Lone Oak Picnic will be held Saturday, July 30th, 2011, in Cunningham, TN, from 9:00am to 3:00pm featuring old time BBQ, political speeches, gospel and bluegrass music, inflatables, and car show. Location is between Highway 13 and Alonzo Place, just west of the Hwy 48/13 split.
The Lone Oak Picnic is a tradition dating back to 1908, and once again Central Civitan Club is proud to host this wholesome, fun, community and family event. All are welcome.
These children just finished having their faces painted during the 2010 Lone Oak Picnic.
2010 Lone Oak Picnic
August 2, 2010
Only July 31st, the Central Civitan Club put on the 102nd Annual Lone Oak Picnic. Several political candidates were on hand giving speeches and shaking hands. All proceeds from the picnic go right back into the community to help victims of fire to replace furniture and clothing, and into the local schools (Montgomery Central High School, Middle School and Elementary School as well as Cumberland Heights Elementary).
