District Governor Adam’s Post – March 2018

On March 19, 2018, in District Governor Messages, District Items, Events, Projects, Recognition, by 12-N Lions

District Governor Adam Bowling’s message to East Tennessee Lions (District 12-N) for March. Select this post title to read more!

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District Governor Adam’s Post – January 2018

On January 14, 2018, in District Governor Messages, District Items, Events, Projects, Recognition, by 12-N Lions

District Governor Adam Bowling’s message to East Tennessee Lions (District 12-N) for January. Select this post title to read more!

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Loudon County Lions Partner for Habitat for Humanity Home

On December 15, 2013, in Club Items, Projects, by 12-N Lions

Loudon County Lions Partner for Habitat for Humanity Home

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Lions Honored by International President Scruggs

On July 19, 2011, in Recognition, by 12-N Lions

Lion Ron Riehn and PDG Clare Crawford were honored by 2010-2011 International President Sid Scruggs. Click the link to read more!

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LCIF Emergency Grant Received for Tornado Recovery in East TN

On June 15, 2011, in District Governor Messages, District Items, Projects, by 12-N Lions

A summary of relief actions and use of an LCIF Emergency Grant as a result of tornados in upper east Tennessee in May 2011. Click the link to read more!

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District Governor’s Message – June 2011

On June 9, 2011, in District Governor Messages, by 12-N Lions

District Governor Bill McDonald’s message to Lions of District 12-N for June 2011. Select this post title to read more!

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District Governor’s Message – September 2010

On August 30, 2010, in District Governor Messages, by 12-N Lions

The only way we are going to grow our District is to bring in new members, and even more important than new members is keeping our current members. They are dropping out of our clubs in larger numbers than we are bringing them in. We have great programs in Lionism to help with retention; our awards.Select this post title to read more!

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