Welcome to the Rotary Club of Rockwell City

 
Are you community minded and would like to make positive changes in your community and the world? Our club members are dedicated people who share a passion for community service and friendship. Becoming a Rotarian connects you with an energetic group that shares your drive to give back.
 
 
Club News
Rockwell City Rotary Club has once again teamed up with Mid American Energy employee volunteers on a project. MAE employees straightened and reinforced and added a new solar street light to the “Welcome to Rockwell City” sign on N 1st Street, that was originally a Rotary Grant project. Some Rotarians assisted with this and others painted the posts and boards to help revitalize the sign. 
 
The Rotary sponsored “Back To School Picnic” during the Elementary Open House has been deemed a success. We served somewhere near 350 meals. Thanks to all that stopped by and ate! Thanks to all Rotarians and Luke from Fareway for helping.
 
Rockwell City Rotary Club applied for and was awarded a 50-50 matching grant from Rotary District 5970 to purchase 6- 3D printers and supplies for the SCC Middle School. The printers and supplies were delivered to Mr. Marcus Feldhans on Friday. Mr Feldhans hopes to have them assembled and ready for use when school begins.
 
 
 
 
 
Rockwell City Rotary Club 2024 Citizen of the Year Darcy Dougherty Maulsby.  
Darcy is so good to our communities of Calhoun County. She has Rotary spirit.
 
 
 
 
 
2024 Rotary Youth Citizens of the Year, as voted on by the perspective school building staff.
 
 Elementary : Breken Korleski
 
 
 
 
Middle School : Sydney Holt
 
 
 High School : Tristan Blair
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Each year Rockwell City Rotary Club awards up to four $250 Scholarships to SCC High School Seniors. For the Class of 2024, the recipients were 2 children of Rotarians, Arlyn Legore, daughter of Carl and Yuri Legore (both Rotarians) and Madi Smidt, daughter of Aaron and Kelly(Rotarian) Smidt, and Adrianna McCusker (SCC Interact Club), daughter of Amanda Koccour, and Chloe Judisch (SCC Interact Club) daughter of Dr. Jon and Rachel Judisch.   CONGRATULATIONS ladies!
 
 
Rockwell City Rotary Club Basketball Court Project
 
Over one year ago a wind storm blew down one of the old basketball backboards and the pole that held it at the courts next to the municipal pool in the Rockwell City Park. A Rockwell City Rotarian asked if the replacement of this backboard would qualify as a Rotary District 5970 Matching Grant Project. It was decided to make an application for a grant for this project. The project included 2 new Goalsetter poles, backboards and baskets. It also included 50 ft. x 12 ft. of new chain link fence on the North end of the court and some minor court surface repairs. The City of Rockwell City agreed to pay for 50% of the fence replacement cost. Rotary held a dinner/dance in April 2023, to raise match money and the application was submitted in June. Rotary District 5970 notified Rockwell City Rotary Club in August that it was awarding grant funds for this project. Once the funds were received, the Goalsetters were ordered and Midwest Fence was engaged to replace the fence. Mid American Energy installed several new security lights near the court to make it possible to use the court day or night. Due to unfavorable weather in the fall, the installation of the poles and backboards was delayed until Spring 2024. In May, Rotarians, City workers and other volunteers worked to install the bases, poured concrete, and installed the poles, backboards, and hoops.
 
 
 
 
 
 

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