What’S Happening In Waynesville On Route 66 This Week

What Happens When A Town Builds Community In A Park

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2377295/fan_mail/new] We share a fast, practical Waynesville update focused on summer events at Roubidoux Park and how to get more involved with what’s happening in town. We also highlight Route 66 centennial celebrations, major June car events, and a schedule change for trash pickup due to Juneteenth.  • thanking the community for Kids to Park Day and the teams who plan it  • ways to volunteer through the Waynesville city park board and when meetings happen  • Music in the Park on June 13 at Roubidoux with free live music for families  • how the Chamber of Commerce and local businesses partner to keep concerts free  • vendor opportunities for food and beverages during park events  • July 4 concert plans that end with fireworks in the park  • The Great Race stop in Waynesville on June 21 with classic cars downtown  • Cave State Cruisers car, truck, and motorcycle show June 27 to 28 at Ruby Doo Park  • trash pickup shifting one day earlier next week for Juneteenth  So bring your lawn chairs out, bring your family, bring your Route 66 Pride as we celebrate 100 years of the Mother Road right here in Waynesville.

Waynesville Weekend And Summer Update

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2377295/fan_mail/new] We share a fast, practical rundown of what’s happening in Waynesville, from big weekend competitions to park events that get families outside together. We also flag key city projects and summer dates so you can plan early and show up where it counts.  • CBRN Warrior competition at Roubidoux Park and why it matters locally  • Team Justice 3v3 soccer tournament focused on mentorship and sportsmanship  • Kids To Park Day details, activities, prizes, and the push for screen-free time  • Roubidoux Park splash pad opening for the summer season  • Airport terminal reconstruction timeline and a reminder about flights and free parking  • Sidewalk project status and what’s needed to finish  • Crusin Summer music series in the park plus vendors and participation needs  • July 4 plans with fireworks and a live concert  • The Great Race coming June 21, opening ceremony timing, and how to volunteer  You're gonna utilize our Waynesville City app to find out opportunities for volunteerism and sign up there

Memorial Day Greeting

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National Police Week Gratitude And A Real Talk On Vandalism

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2377295/fan_mail/new] We share a candid weekly update for Waynesville that starts with gratitude for our police officers and turns into a direct call for residents to take responsibility for safety and respect for property. We also highlight mental health awareness, thank the people who make community events possible, and share key dates for Memorial Day and graduation season.  • National Police Week recognition and appreciation for officers’ workload  • Recent vandalism and hit and runs across the city  • Speeding and stop sign violations as neighborhood safety risks  • Personal responsibility steps like slowing down and reporting damage  • Mental Health Awareness Month and reducing stigma around getting help  • Thanks to Freedom Fest organizers and the value of community events  • Memorial Day ceremony details at the Missouri Veterans Cemetery  • Congratulations and safety reminders for graduates and students transitioning  For more information, visit wainsvillemo.org.

Freedom Fest (Red, White, & Blue); Civiltiy Speak Your Peace

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2377295/fan_mail/new] We share a lesson on civility from the National Civics Bee and why focusing on problems instead of personal attacks helps our whole community get more done. We also run through what’s happening around Waynesville this week, from Freedom Fest to committee meetings and a local business spotlight. • judging the National Civics Bee and what impressed us about the students’ ideas and presentations  • the Civics Bee rule that requires issue focused problem solving without naming and shaming  • why “bring the issue, not the attack” improves public debate and real results  • the Civility Speak Your Peace approach: speak freely while choosing respectful words  • Freedom Fest details for May 9 in the Waynesville City Square and support for Fort Leonard Wood families  • committee week meetings and why we want citizens to attend and ask questions  • park board vacancy and a quick parks trivia prompt with the answer on WaynesvilleMo.org  • May business spotlight: Lone Oak Printing on Route 66 and how small businesses strengthen downtown  If you have an opportunity to attend next year and we do have the privilege to host it next year, I encourage you to get out and I encourage you to encourage your children to go and compete for this.