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Circle K Past Events

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K-T Governors Chelle (2007) and Chad (2006) at Boston CKI International Convention Chad Taylor was elected as a CKI Trustee at the 2006 Boston International Convention For more inofrmation click here

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Black Mt. Kiwanis Family Conference Scheduled for Oct 27-29, 2007

Michelle "Chelle" Hatmaker (third from right), Lt. Governor East of the Kentucky-Tennessee District of Circle K, was one of nine participants from the Kentucky-Tennessee District to attend the 26th Annual Kiwanis Family Conference, sponsored by the Carolinas district of Kiwanis International at the Blue Ridge YMCA at Black Mountain, North Carolina from October 28 to 30. Also attending the conference from the Kentucky-Tennessee District were: (front - l. to r.) Key Club Director and Administrator Emeritus Ira Gladson (Knoxville Kiwanis); Key Club Lt. Governor Jami Setters (Montgomery County H.S.); Key Club Governor Nathaniel Rosenblum (duPont Manual H.S.); Circle K Lt. Governor Michelle Hatmaker (Maryville College). (Rear - l. to r.) Key Club Lt. Governor Jenny Wilkins (Lawrence County H.S.); Key Club District Treasurer Jerica Huckaby (Volunteer H./S.); Key Club District Secretary Glenn Means (Montgomery County H.S.); Key Club Lt. Governor Reba McCracken (Bearden H.S.); Key Club Assistant Administrator Gene Harrell (East Frankfort Kiwanis).

The 27th Annual Kiwanis Family Conference, will be held from October 27-29 at the Blue Ridge Assemby in Black Mountain, North Carolina. More than 250 members of the entire Kiwanis Family, from almost every district, will gather for leadership, bonding, and family spirit. This event is hosted by the Carolinas District, but is for Kiwanis, Circle K and Key Club members throughout North America.

Nestled in the beautiful Blue Ridge mountains near Asheville, North Carolina, YMCA Blue Ridge Assembly is a full-service conference center situated on 1200 acres of woodland beautified by mountain streams, wildflowers, ridges, valleys and spectacular views. YMCA Blue Ridge Assembly was founded in 1906 as a YMCA student conference center.

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