The Fourth Annual Cross Across the County will begin at 5:30a this Friday at the Canton Christian Church and travel across the county to the Good Friday Services at the Livonia Baptist Church at noon.

Patrick Henry Hughes and his father will join the walk near Livonia. Patrick will speak at the Good Friday Service.

If you are interested in carrying the cross, please contact Darwin Gilliatt at 883-2088.

Egg hunts are planned for children in Washington County this weekend. Here’s a list to keep you busy!

WESTSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH

Westside Baptist Church will host an egg hunt at DePaul Park, next to Riley’s Place, on Saturday, April 19, starting at 10 a.m. Refreshments will be served.

WESTVIEW CHRISTIAN CHURCH EGGS-STRAVAGANZA

Westview Christian Church, located on St. Rd. 60 W., in Campbellsburg, is holding an Egg-Stravaganza Easter egg hunt beginning at 11 a.m. on Saturday, April 19. There will be an egg hunt, egg coloring, hot dogs and snacks. They will also hold an Easter Sunrise service on Sunday, April 20, at 7:30 a.m. Nicholas Applegate will speak and breakfast will follow. At 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, everyone is invited to attend the Easter cantata, “Amazing Grace: My Chains are Gone.”

MILL CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH

Mill Creek Baptist Church is hosting a community Easter egg hunt at 11 a.m. on Saturday, April 19, at the church, located at 4241 W. St. Rd. 56.

Orange County REMC is recognizing April 18, 2014, as National Lineman Appreciation Day to honor the hardworking men who work often in challenging conditions to keep the power on.

They wake before the sun, pour steaming cups of coffee, and kiss their families goodbye.  After assembling at the headquarters for a daily briefing and to get the day’s orders, our 10 linemen and apprentices climb into their trucks and head out.  REMC’s line workers form a solid team with one job: to deliver safe, reliable electricity to our members.  But, their job can change in a million ways when rough weather steps in.

“Electric linemen do not often receive the recognition they deserve,” said Danny L. Arnold, Orange County REMC General Manager.  “They work all hours of the day, often in hazardous conditions far from their families, going above and beyond to restore power to their communities.  Our linemen, as well as linemen from all across the nation, truly deserve this special day of recognition.”

These highly skilled men power your homes and business every day.  They endure harsh weather and long hours, all to make your lives better.  Today (and every day), please take a moment to thank them. Orange County REMC’s 10 line workers are the heart of the Co-op Nation, proud and strong.

Use #ThankaLineman to show your support for the men and women who light our lives.