Complete this course to get a 10% discount on your auto insurance premiums. Taught as a presentation from a certified instructor, we'll discuss challenges we face as drivers, new road designs, vehicle technology, and updates on current laws. Best of all, there are no written or behind-the-wheel tests. A certificate will be provided at the end of class. The initial 8-hour class requirement has been removed. Participants must repeat the 4-hour class every three years to maintain the discount.

Designed for families with students in grades 9-11A growing number of college applicants included test scores on their applications for admission to college this fall, and this growth comes at a time when the ACT and SAT have recently undergone some dramatic changes. Amid the changes, how can your student make sense of the new world of testing and how can test scores fit into their college plans? What do they need to know about the new ACT and SAT? Join us to learn about how these changes may impact your family, and new strategies you should consider to give your student the best opportunity to be admitted and maximize scholarships and financial aid.

Discover the joy and excitement of gymnastics at any age. Our Adult Gymnastics program is designed for individuals of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned athletes. Whether you’re looking to improve your fitness, learn new skills, or revisit a childhood passion, our program offers a supportive and encouraging environment.

Officiated men's basketball league. Players must be at least 18 years of age. Games played at Centennial Middle School on Sundays between November 1 and February 7. Includes 10 games plus playoffs. Two officials per game and scorekeeper. In case of inclement weather, we will have a make up on Feb. 21. Game times vary in the evenings. No games Nov 29, Dec 27 & Jan 3. Register by October 19, no refunds thereafter.

Drop in for a night of volleyball at Centennial Middle School on select Friday nights. $7 drop-in fee payable at the door. Please bring clean, dry court shoes. DO NOT REGISTER HERE! Information listed here is FYI only so you can see the dates. This is a pay-at-the-door drop-in activity.

Billed as America's Largest Free Walk-Through Lighting Display, Bentleyville invites guests to stroll under the glow of over 5 million lights in a 20-acre park situated on the shores of Lake Superior, while enjoying complimentary hot cocoa, cookies, popcorn and roasted marshmallows! Food and toy donations are accepted. Before our stop in Bentleyville, we'll visit Canal Park Brewing. All food and drinks at Canal Park Brewing will be on your own. We'll arrive at the brewing company around 3:15 pm and head to Bentleyville around 5 pm, with an estimated departure at 6:30 pm. The registration deadline is November 7. No refunds thereafter. Pick up at the Rookery Activity Center in Lino Lakes at 12:45 pm, and return at approximately 9:15 pm.

Join Rachel to learn handbuilding skills while making clay pumpkins for your fall décor. Build and underglaze two pumpkins the color of your choice, which will then be fired by the studio.

Wed, May 5-Fri, May 7, 2027 Pack your bags for a fun-filled getaway! Whether you're traveling as a couple, with friends or family, or planning a girls' trip, this three-day adventure has something for everyone. Wednesday: We’ll depart in the morning from the Rookery Activity Center and travel to Decorah, Iowa, where we'll enjoy a wine tasting and lunch. From there, we'll continue to Galena, Illinois, and check in to the historic DeSoto House Hotel, where breakfast and luggage service are included. That evening, we'll travel to Dubuque for a scenic river cruise featuring dinner on board. Thursday: Start the day with a guided trolley tour before enjoying free time and lunch on your own. In the afternoon, we'll visit the National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium in Dubuque. The day concludes with a unique progressive dinner, where you'll enjoy courses served at three historic locations throughout Dubuque while a step-on guide shares the city's rich history. Friday: After breakfast, we'll return to Galena for a guided tour of the Ulysses S. Grant Home. Before heading home, you'll have time to enjoy lunch on your own. For those looking for an extra adventure, you can choose to participate in a goat stroll at a nearby farm (additional $50 fee) at approximately 12-1 pm. We'll depart Galena at 2:00 p.m. for the trip home, making one brief restroom stop along the way. Please note that we will not stop for dinner. Join us for three days of history, great food, beautiful scenery, and memorable experiences! $829/single occupancy; $679 per person/double occupancy (you designate your roommate). $250 deposit due at the time of registration. Final payment due March 1. Deadline to withdraw with a $50 cancelation fee is March 18. No refunds thereafter. Goats Stroll: additional $50. Some hotel info: Once the principal river port of the Upper Mississippi Valley, Galena reached its economic peak during the 1850's. With the coming of Illinois Central Railroad, a group of local investors formed the "Galena Hotel Company" and built a grand hotel to reflect the growing prosperity of this "Metropolis of the Northwest". Named for the discoverer of the Mississippi River, the DeSoto House opened on April 9, 1855 and was billed as the "Largest Hotel in the West".

Create unforgettable holiday memories by decorating an enchanted gingerbread house. Have fun creating pretzel picket fences or majestic holiday trees to make your little gingerbread village come alive. Caregivers are welcome to stay and create with their loved one, or participants can be dropped off if they can work independently.

Join us for the 9th Annual Halloween Hustle. This 5K fun run will start at Centerville Elementary, run out the trail and loop back. Bring the entire family; pets are welcome (no pets in the school). Dress up in costume if you'd like and join us for a fun-filled morning. There will be a child turnaround station about a half mile up, so all ages can join. We'll have some fun child activities in the school after the run until 10:30 am. Participants registered by Sunday, October 18 will receive a long-sleeved t-shirt. No refunds after October 18. Check in starts at 8:45 am, run at 9 am rain or shine Prizes announced at 10:15 am with inside crafts until 10:30 am $26 individual, $65 family of 3, $80 family of 4, $99 family of 5; children under 2 free Race Only (No T-Shirt): $15 each

What is estate planning and why is it crucial? This class explores the purposes for estate planning; basic plans for married couples and single individuals; and reviews wills and trusts in detail. Also reviewed are power of attorney, guardianship, health care directive and the probate process. A well-planned estate will allow the maker to stay in control even in the event of disability and will avoid probate and unnecessary fees and delays upon death.