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EVERETT - It's not as big as the grand old place, but it's brand spanking new, it's a room with a view and they can call it their own. After nearly two years of meeting in a temporary location, the Elks Club has moved into its new digs at 2802 Hoyt Ave., at the intersection with California Street. The club has been using the meeting room on the main floor and the lounge on the second floor since early July. The lounge has a view of Possession Sound.

suspended again. 1100 members?

how cool..

The Black Elks sure do seem to struggle

A Thomasville, Georgia hot spot has to come up with a new menu for its bar. The Thomasville City Council voted unanimously Monday night to suspend the Ebenezer Elks Lodge's alcohol license for one year.

nice job.. good PR work too.

interesting to see how this wrorks

What did GL expect by taking away this old lodge's building? Sometimes I wonder why I belong to an organization that exhibits such ineptitude!!

So sorry to learn of this disaster.

Sometimes you just have to chuckle about some of the news that comes up about the Elks

I think these joint efforts are the way to go

history of the Elks Krewe

Wonder how much this cost the Elks? It's not the IBPOE either that has gotten stung. Sad for the innocent kid who was killed as well as his family. Sometimes these rentals are just not worth it.

neat and unique fundraiser

How bizarre. be glad this terrorist plot was foiled.

"An Arizona Republic investigation found that since January, police have been called more than 50 times to the William H. Patterson Improved and Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World at 1007 S. Seventh Ave. That includes a Nov. 7 incident in which police officers found after-hours drinking violations, according to state records. "

"Milton Creagh, the Elks National Spokesman on drug awareness spoke to students from Jamestown, Prairie Home, Bunceton and Jefferson Junior High, Columbia, at Jamestown C-1 School Wednesday, Oct. 7."

Milton Creagh, the Elks National Spokesman on drug awareness spoke to students from Jamestown, Prairie Home, Bunceton and Jefferson Junior High, Columbia, at Jamestown C-1 School Wednesday, Oct. 7.