The Exchange Club of Falconís annual craft year is in its fifth year, and this year the Patriot Learning Center hosted the event. All proceeds go to High Plains Helping Hands Food Pantry in Falcon and Godís Pantry in Ellicott.Items for sale ranged from handcrafted candles to holiday dÈcor. The crafters also donated items for the fairís silent auction.The chairwoman of the event, Leonore Misner from the Exchange Club, said they had more than 76 booths this year, a record number.
Falcon craft fair benefits charities
You may also like
By Jon Huang This October, the El Paso County Citizen Outreach Group hosted its...
By Erin Malcolm On Nov. 21, El Paso County officials, construction team...
Porch pirates, that is By Deb Risden A porch pirate is a different kind of...
The New Falcon Herald
Current Weather
Topics
- Ava's A-musings
- Book Review by Robin Widmar
- Building and Real Estate by Lindsey Harrison
- Business Briefs
- Community Calendar
- Community Outreach
- Community Photos
- D 49 Sports
- El Paso County Colorado District 49
- Falcon Fire Protection District (FFPD
- Feature Articles
- Friends of Falcon
- From the Publisher
- General Articles
- Health and Wellness
- Historical Perspectives
- Land & Water by Terry Stokka
- Letters to the Editor
- Mark's Meanderings. by Mark Stoller
- Monkey Business
- News Briefs
- People on the Plains by Erin Malcolm
- Pet Adoption Corner
- Phun Photos
- Prairie Life by Bill Radford
- Quotes
- Recipes
- Rumors
- Senior Services
- Veterinary Talk by Dr. Jim Humphries
- Wildlife Matters by Aaron Bercheid
- Yesteryear