Shopper News Note

Delta Community Action Foundation, Inc. is having a peanut butter & jelly food drive to help “Spread the Love” to local citizens in need of food.
Delta is calling on the public to help ‘Spread the Love’ during the month of February.
The agency’s 2020 Community Needs Assessment revealed the need for food ranked 4th in overall need.
The Spread the Love Peanut Butter & Jelly Drive, sponsored by Delta Community Action Foundation, Inc., will continue through the end of February.
Delta Community Action Foundation, Inc. is under the direction of Karen Nichols, Executive Director.
Donations can be dropped off at the following Delta Community Action locations: 308 SW 2nd in Lindsay, 122 W. Main in Purcell, and 225 W. McClure in Pauls Valley.
For more information about services provided by Delta Community Action Foundation, Inc., please visit deltacommunityaction.org.

Rural Electric Cooperative’s annual tree giveaway for its members will be held Saturday, February 11 beginning at 8 a.m.
Employees of REC will be in Lindsay, Elmore City, Maysville and Rush Springs to give members trees during the Cooperative’s Operation Tree Planting/Replacement Program. Each member will each receive up to ten trees.
Employees of the Cooperative will be at the Walmart parking lot in Lindsay, located at the junction of Highways 19 and 76; in front of the Town of Rush Springs City Hall/Police Department in Rush Springs, located at 301 W. Blakely Street; the parking lot of Worth Every Bite in Maysville, located at 314 6th Street and the parking area of Speedy G’s in Elmore City, located at 22964 Highway 29.
The types of trees available are Loblolly Pine and Water Oak.
The Cooperative requests members to not plant trees any closer than 30 feet of the electric power lines. This will allow the trees to mature without requiring trimming or removal in the future.
Members should contact our office at 405-756-3104 for additional information.