The event as explained by Megan Short, Assistant Director at South Bannock Library District-McCammon Branch:
It’s a fun way for the whole family to combine exercise and literacy while still social distancing! Signs will be posted at intervals along the sidewalk, near the war memorial on Center Street, where you can walk and read a story. Every Friday starting on September 4th through October 2nd, 11:00 am-5:00 pm. —A new title each week!
The event as explained by Megan Short, Assistant Director at South Bannock Library District-McCammon Branch:
It’s a fun way for the whole family to combine exercise and literacy while still social distancing! Signs will be posted at intervals along the sidewalk, near the war memorial on Center Street, where you can walk and read a story. Every Friday starting on September 4th through October 2nd, 11:00 am-5:00 pm. —A new title each week!
The event as explained by Megan Short, Assistant Director at South Bannock Library District-McCammon Branch:
It’s a fun way for the whole family to combine exercise and literacy while still social distancing! Signs will be posted at intervals along the sidewalk, near the war memorial on Center Street, where you can walk and read a story. Every Friday starting on September 4th through October 2nd, 11:00 am-5:00 pm. —A new title each week!
The event as explained by Megan Short, Assistant Director at South Bannock Library District-McCammon Branch:
It’s a fun way for the whole family to combine exercise and literacy while still social distancing! Signs will be posted at intervals along the sidewalk, near the war memorial on Center Street, where you can walk and read a story. Every Friday starting on September 4th through October 2nd, 11:00 am-5:00 pm. —A new title each week!
The event as explained by Megan Short, Assistant Director at South Bannock Library District-McCammon Branch:
It’s a fun way for the whole family to combine exercise and literacy while still social distancing! Signs will be posted at intervals along the sidewalk, near the war memorial on Center Street, where you can walk and read a story. Every Friday starting on September 4th through October 2nd, 11:00 am-5:00 pm. —A new title each week!
The 2020 Holiday Light Parade date has been set!
“Start stocking up on string lights now!” ????—(Advice per Stephanie Iverson.)
If your family or business would like to be in the parade this year, please register with Betsy Howell as soon as possible so together we can make it even bigger—and brighter!—than last year. What fun!
A message from Betsy Howell, Parade Organizer: Can’t wait! I want to thank everyone who was in the parade last year and invite them and you to participate in this years. —The more floats the better!
Please contact me: Betsy Howell at 208.716.5757 or Stephanie Iverson at 208.251.9238 if you could put in a float. We would really appreciate it if you would!
Images from McCammon’s Holiday Light Parade 2019 by Doug Lindley, courtesy of the Idaho State Journal.
See the full post with many more pics on the Idaho State Journal website here: McCammon Christmas Parade
McCammon’s Holiday Light Parade Route. Participants line up on 2nd and Front Street, then head South on Center Street. Friday December 4, 2020 – Parade starts at 7 pm! See you there! 
The Portneuf Medical Mammography Bus will be in McCammon at the Depot parking lot on Wednesday, September 23rd from 9 am to 3 pm. Please call the City office to schedule an appointment. —Sherri Bordeaux
Maag Pharmacy will be in McCammon at the Depot Tuesday, September 22 from 10 am-12 noon.
They will be giving flu shots, and checking blood pressure and glucose levels.
With the cancelation of the Health Fair this year we are so glad Maag will be able to come out—and that we will be able to do our door prizes. —Sherri Bordeaux
Vinyasa yoga is one of the most popular modern forms of yoga. In this type of yoga, you do a series of poses (or asanas) in a smooth, uninterrupted sequence. It’s also called vinyasa flow or flow yoga for the smooth way you transition in between the poses.
In vinyasa yoga, the focus is on linking one’s breath with the movement while transitioning between the poses. Inhalation is usually connected to upward, open movements, while exhalation is often tied to downward movements or twists.
From calming the mind to giving your body an invigorating workout, there are many benefits to vinyasa flow yoga!
???? Free! Vinyasa Flow Yoga Class with Kristi Hall-Baldwin.
(Most*) Saturdays, 9 am at the McCammon Depot.
All levels are welcome. —Please join us!
*(Please always confirm schedule w/Kristi in advance of attending.)
Thank you everyone who came out to enjoy a picnic and movie with us! It was a great turn-out. Mark your calendars for our next movie night July 31st, and don’t miss the vintage cruise parade that evening. Our thanks to our patrons, sponsors and the entire MAC | McCammon Action Council, particularly our Lead Event Producer: Sherri Bordeaux and Director: Aaron Hunsaker.
Thank you Idaho Central Credit Union for covering our movie costs!