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City Of Pryor Dubs April 21st Kindness Day
The City of Pryor has officially declared April 21st as Kindness Day thanks to the work of a Pryor High School student.
Pryor High school senior and Miss Keystone Lake Teen Chloe Binford said she used to get bullied, so she decided to make a difference.
Through her work in her non-profit, Kodeword Kindness, the city council approved today as Kindness Day.
Wednesday morning, she visited elementary schools and small businesses to promote kindness and hopes to have an impact beyond Pryor. If I can get a day proclaimed in Pryor then that is one step closer to changing the world through small acts of kindness, Binford said.
Community Effort Gives Old Pryor Community Center New Life
Pryor has a new community center, thanks to a real community effort. They said it was a labor of love to bring an old building back to life that will now give seniors, veterans and recovering addicts a place to meet.
The building is the epitome of community, a place once old and falling apart, is now home to three organizations helping people in Pryor.
The 50-year-old Sertoma building used to serve senior citizens is city-owned and had fallen into disrepair.
Wayne Perego, a Sertoma member and the co-founder of the Northeastern Oklahoma Veteran s Freedom Tour, which sends vets to national monuments, wanted to change that.
Community Effort Gives Old Pryor Community Center New Life
Pryor has a new community center, thanks to a real community effort. They said it was a labor of love to bring an old building back to life that will now give seniors, veterans and recovering addicts a place to meet.
The building is the epitome of community, a place once old and falling apart, is now home to three organizations helping people in Pryor.
The 50-year-old Sertoma building used to serve senior citizens is city-owned and had fallen into disrepair.
Wayne Perego, a Sertoma member and the co-founder of the Northeastern Oklahoma Veteran s Freedom Tour, which sends vets to national monuments, wanted to change that.