The Chapter’s annual Teddy Bear Hunt is scheduled for Saturday, April 18th, 2026. To sign up for this open-to-the-public event, please contact Mr. Chris Trimpey, our chapter Youth Program Committee Chair, at or (757) 449-4910.
See the flyer below for more information. To download a printable PDF (Adobe Portable … Read more
For the February 2026 chapter dinner meeting, Chapter Food Chair Claudia Powell coordinated … Read more
About 40 chapter members showed up at the January 21st monthly dinner meeting. The Kitchen Crew served up a delicious meal of pork barbeque, buns, baked beans, cole slaw, potato salad, tea, and a variety of homemade desserts.
After the … Read more
The first Youth event for 2026 will be conducted on Saturday, March 14th from 10AM to 12pm Noon. This “Build your own Birdhouse” activity is focused on Tiny IKEs from ages 3-10 and is OPEN TO THE PUBIC this year.
To register for the event, please contact: Mr. Milton Chalkley … Read more
Our S-N IWLA Chapter, for the first time, hosted Blue Star Families Connect Outdoors. For information about this organization, see Read more
The chapter hosted an open to the public fishing rodeo on Saturday September 27th. The weather reports were full of warnings of rain and thunderstorms … Read more
The September chapter dinner meeting was held on Wednesday, September 17th at the Oakland Christian Church Community Center. The evening meal consisted of sausage and … Read more
The Chapter will be hosting the annual open-to-the-public Youth Fishing Rodeo event at the Chapter Park on September 27th, 2025. Details about the event, including the R.S.V.P. point of contact to sign up to participate, are shown in the flyer below. Click on the flyer to download a printable … Read more
The June members meeting was held on June 18th. President Chris Ferguson called the meeting to order and introduced the guest speakers for the evening, Tonya Bangley (left) and … Read more
On a beautiful Saturday in May, our chapter conducted the first pilot Youth Program Scavenger Hunt. In addition to the park tree and plant life that have been marked, Youth Committee members hid deer antlers, snake skins, turkey feathers, broken arrows and other artifacts along the walking trail that wraps … Read more
