Jefferson Boro Events

06/15/2026

06/11/2026

🌺💜 MAKENZIE’S OHANA FAMILY FUN NIGHT 💜🌺

“Ohana means family. Family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten.” – Stitch

We are planning a special evening in memory of Makenzie Evans, celebrating her love of Stitch, laughter and bringing people together.

🌴 Family-Friendly Activities
🎯 Carnival Games
🎨 Crafts & Fun Stations
📸 Photo Opportunities
🌺 Luau-Themed Fun
💜 Community Togetherness

Please note: There may be some activities that will be free, but most vendors, organizations, and activity stations may charge a small fee for participation, food, merchandise or fundraising items.

We are looking for clubs, teams, organizations, businesses and community groups to help make this event a success by sponsoring or hosting an activity station.

Would your group like to be part of Makenzie’s Ohana?

📩 Contact Mrs. Fulks at [email protected] if your organization is interested in participating.

Let’s come together to celebrate Makenzie’s memory with an evening filled with smiles, friendship, and the spirit of Ohana. 💜

Date of event: Friday, June 26 (Stitch Day)
Time: 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm
Place: Jefferson Boro Building (Old Nazarene Church, Social Hall and yard behind)

05/29/2026

Mark your calendars! Monday June 1st at 11:15-

05/26/2026

05/26/2026

We are so proud that the Jefferson community has brought back this wonderful tradition!

This is what Memorial Day is truly about. Not the cookouts, the lake trips, or the long weekend but neighbors, families, veterans, first responders, and entire communities coming together to honor the men and women who gave everything for this country.

Across Pennsylvania, from the streets of Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, from the smallest boroughs and coal towns to the Capitol in Harrisburg, people line the sidewalks carrying flags, folding chairs, memories, and gratitude. For a few moments, politics, stress, and everyday life are put aside as we remember those who never made it home.

Memorial Day parades are more than tradition here. They are a reminder of sacrifice, unity, and the deep respect Pennsylvanians continue to have for those who served and gave their lives protecting others. You see generations standing side by side. Grandparents, parents, kids waving flags and catching candy, all connected by the simple understanding that freedom came at a cost.

No matter where you are in Pennsylvania, there’s something powerful about hearing the sirens, the marching bands, the motorcycles, and seeing Main Streets filled with red, white, and blue. It reminds us that even in a changing world, some things still bring people together.

Today, we remember. 🇺🇸

12/19/2025

We are all set up and ready for cookies, pictures and SANTA! Can’t wait to see everyone!