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Serving Since 1921

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Tuesdays at 12:00 p.m.

Allene Strain Community Room in Weatherford College's Doss Student Center

225 College Park Drive
Weatherford, TX 76086
United States of America

1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month at 12:00pm

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Weatherford Rotary

Rotary is a global network of 1.2 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who come together to make positive, lasting change in communities at home and abroad. We invite you to visit our local branch of Rotary International here in Weatherford, Texas on Tuesdays at Noon.

Club awards 11 scholarships to local seniors

L to R: Ethan Byrd, Presley Youngblood, Zoe Wood, Addyson Dwinell, Chloe Whitehead and Asa Dowling

Weatherford Rotary received 46 applications for their 2025 Scholarship Program, with eleven scholarships awarded to students across Parker County. Rotary is a service organization and the scholarship program focuses on community service as part of the qualifying criteria. Money raised at our annual Pancake Supper in February supports all of the scholarship efforts.

"This year we had many great application," said Kathy Meyers, scholarship chair. " However, the 11 finalists truly rose to the top and exhibited 'Service Above Self.'"

Thank you to the Rotary Scholarship Committee – Rachael Watson, Paul Hutton, Kim Brewer, and Bill Alexander.

The following students received scholarships:

Asa Dowling Weatherford High School

Presley Youngblood Brock High School

Cash Fuesz Weatherford College

Ethan Byrd Weatherford High School

Braden Pitchford Brock High School

Zoe Wood Weatherford College

Chloe Whitehead Brock High School

Andi Powell Weatherford Christian

Emma Morsch Weatherford College

Jaydin Chase Springtown High School

Addyson Dwinell Brock High School

Pictured below are those who were able to attend the luncheon and their families.

Asa Dowling

Addyson Dwinell and family

Zoe Wood and family

Presley Youngblood and family

Chloe Whitehead and family

Ethan Byrd and family

Club awards scholarship to four-way test participants

Our club held the Four-Way Speech Contest this past Tuesday with two participants from Weatherford HS. Hailey Rodriquez and Layla Smith are both members of the Weatherford High School Interact Club and enjoyed participating in the contest. Hailey Rodriguez won first place, with Layla Smith placing second. Both participants will receive scholarships from our club. Great job!

L to R: President Andy Browning, WISD Superintendent and Past-President Beau Rees, Layla Smith, Hailey Rodriquez, and Rotarian Daniel Prince.

Wallace Insurance presents check to Crockett Elementary

WISD school board member Wally Wallace from Wallace Insurance Agency presented the 5th graders from Crockett Elementary their $500 check for winning the Pancake Building Contest at our pancake supper. The pancake building contest was sponsored by Wallace Insurance Agency.

Pictured Left to Right:

WISD Board Member Wally Wallace

Crockett Elementary Principal- Tra Hall

5th Grader-Kirby Authier

5th Grader-Camryn Weiderhold

5th Grader-Spencer Wills

5th Grader-Nathan Rhoades

WISD Superintendent Dr. Beau Reese

Crockett Elementary Vice Principal-Jennifer Rhoades

Pancake Supper a Success

Hundreds of people come out to enjoy pancakes at the 2025 Pancake Supper last Tuesday. This event is the club's major fundraiser for scholarships, raising tens of thousands of dollars over its duration. Although the final number is still unknown, our club will still be able to give out scholarships to many thankful graduating seniors.

" The pancake supper in now in the books and we are looking forward to one again bless several young people with scholarships to further their education," President Andy Browning said. "It is our hope that as young people reach adulthood, they will always remember the Rotary pledge 'Service above Self'."

The pancake building contest was also a success. Crockett Elementary won the contest and will be awarded $500 for their library. This money was donated by rotarian and school board member Wally Wallace.