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Barn Quilts, Greenville COED-5040-GR01E
with Robyn Hargan
Students will create a 1.5' x 2.5' Welcome sign. Students will get choose their colors to use for one of the four designs above. Students will complete and take home the barn quilt project. This class will meet on Tuesday and Thursday, Sept 29 and Oct 1. An additional $40.00 supply fee is due to instructor at the start of class.
Sourdough Starter, Trenton MENU-0115-TR01E
with Ellie McClelland
Learn to use your sourdough for various goodies. Not just good for bread! Students will leave with all they need for a sourdough start. An additional $15.00 supply fee is due to the instructor at start of class.
Caring for Aging Parents Trenton COED-0165-TR01E
with Lisa Phillipson
Caring for an aging parent is one of life's greatest privileges—and often one of its greatest challenges. Many adults suddenly find themselves making difficult decisions with little preparation, often during a medical crisis. This class is designed to help families begin planning before that crisis occurs. Presented by an experienced hospice professional and an aging professional, this class will provide practical guidance, compassionate insight, and helpful resources for adults who are currently caring for aging parents or anticipate becoming caregivers in the future. The emphasis will be on the many decisions families face long before hospice services are appropriate. The goal is to educate, empower, and reassure participants so they leave feeling more confident about navigating the journey ahead.
AARP Driver Safety, Centralia LLI-7608-CR01D
with Larry Ash
AARP Driver Safety. Cost to be paid directly to instructor on first day of class. $20.00 for AARP members and $25.00 for non members.
Students who are AARP members should bring their AARP membership card to receive the discount.
This class meets on Tuesday and Thursday, Oct. 6 & 8.
Apple iPhone, Salem COED-8061-SA01E
with Nicolas Farley
Learn to use your Apple iPhone. Get the tricks and tips from our expert. Please bring your fully charged phone, Apple ID and password.
This class will meet on Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 6 & 7.
Fall Edible Garden Prep: Set Yourself Up for Spring Success! Nashville COED-5435-NS01E
with Alissa Boerngen
The secret to a more productive spring garden begins in the fall. Join us to discover how a little work now can lead to bigger harvests next season. Learn which crops to plant this fall, including garlic, onions, peas, and cover crops that give you a head start on spring while improving your soil all winter long. We'll also cover how to properly prepare your garden beds, build healthier soil naturally, protect your plants through winter, and avoid common mistakes that can cost you time and harvests. Whether you're just getting started or have years of gardening experience, you'll leave with a practical step-by-step plan to set your edible garden up for spring harvest.
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Fraud Trends - Can You Spot Them? Trenton COED-0166-TR01E
Think you can spot a scam? Scammers are constantly changing their tactics—and AI is giving them even more tools to work with. Learn how to recognize today’s biggest fraud threats, including scams, skimming, cryptocurrency fraud, and AI-powered deception. Test your skills with an interactive scam quiz, compete for prizes, and discover resources available to fraud victims. You’ll leave with practical strategies to recognize red flags and protect yourself and your money.
Baking with Sourdough Nashville MENU-0118-NS01E
with Ellie McClelland
Learn how to use your sourdough starter to make other baked goods. Students will pay $15 directly to the instructor at class to cover supplies.