Get ready for a fantastic week of delicious food and great company in the township of Croghan! Whether you’re craving a fresh, hot slice of pizza, a hearty homemade meal, a mouthwatering donut, or live music, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Don’t miss the final Winter Pizza Night of the season at the Croghan American Legion on Friday, Feb. 28. This is your last chance to savor this beloved winter tradition before it wraps up for the season. Gather your family and friends for an evening of piping-hot pizza made just as you like it. Doors open at 4:30 p.m., and proceeds support the Sons of the American Legion—so come hungry and show your support.
Great news for donut lovers! The Morning Ritual now serves its famous homemade donuts at The Brick Oven in Beaver Falls every Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. until sell-out—weather permitting. These fresh-baked treats are a weekend must-have and typically sell out by 10 a.m. Don’t wait: pre-orders are welcome, and you are encouraged to secure your favorites. Call The Morning Ritual directly to find out availability and place an order.
Join the community for a warm and welcoming after-Mass potluck at St. Stephen’s Church Hall on Saturday, March 1, 6 p.m. Everyone is invited to enjoy a meal with homemade favorites and friendly faces. Bring a dish to share, or bring your appetite—there will be plenty of food and fellowship for all!
Beat the winter blues with Sunday FUNday at the Croghan American Legion! On Sunday, March 2,1-5 p.m., enjoy an afternoon of classic country, bluegrass, and gospel music at this free, family-friendly event. The talented Meyer Family & Friends will take the stage, featuring Bill and Kevin Meyer, Rod Mattis, Aaron Lundy, Rick Turck, Loren Hoppel, and Jim (Jumbo) Hoch, with special vocal performances by Sandy Meyer-Clark and Ev Burdick. “This is a great way to spend a winter afternoon with family and friends,” says event organizer Vicki Meyer. After last year’s successful performances, the Legion itself requested an encore—don’t miss it! Feeling hungry? The Legion Auxiliary will have delicious food available for purchase, and the bar will be open for refreshments. Please mark your calendars and join us for an afternoon of music, fun, and community spirit.
Enjoy a free community meal at Salem Christian Fellowship Church on Monday, March 10, starting at 4:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to enjoy a delicious spread, including hot dogs, hamburgers, cheeseburgers, macaroni salad, pasta salad, baked beans, and dessert. It’s the perfect opportunity to reconnect with old friends, meet new ones, and enjoy a fun-filled gathering. Kids can enjoy crafts, and there will be two door prize drawings—so don’t miss out on this wonderful event filled with great food, fellowship, and fun.
The Croghan Food Pantry continues to serve those in need year-round, not just during the holidays! Your generosity helps keep shelves stocked for those facing food insecurity in our community. The pantry is open every Wednesday morning, with additional afternoon hours on the first Wednesday of each month. While appointments are preferred, you can schedule one by calling 315-921-0830. Located in the basement of the Croghan Library at 9794 State Rt 812, donations can be mailed to PO Box 565, Croghan.
Currently, there is an urgent need for: Cereal, Crackers, Instant mashed potatoes, Rice-A-Roni-type meals, Stuffing mix, Pasta, Canned meat, and baked beans.
Additionally, personal care items and cleaning supplies are always in demand. Donations can be dropped off on Wednesday mornings at the pantry or left at the library. Every contribution, big or small, makes a meaningful impact.
The Croghan community came together in an extraordinary display of generosity and teamwork for the benefit dinner on Feb. 12 in memory of Silas Moser at The Red Rooster. What started as a hope to serve around 200 meals turned into something incredible— 451 pre-orders were received, and The Red Rooster served approximately 587 meals! The outpouring of support didn’t stop there—290 lotto chances were sold, and just shy of $18,000 was raised. In the days leading up to the event, volunteers peeled potatoes and carrots while others baked and donated an abundance of desserts. The generosity of local businesses was overwhelming, with The Brick Oven donating potatoes, Vinny’s Pizzeria providing takeout boxes, and The Four Sisters not only donating but organizing the lotto board. Everyone involved—from those who prepared food to the all-volunteer crew that ran the event—played a vital role in making the night a resounding success. This event was a testament to the heart and unity of Croghan, proving that when a community comes together, they can accomplish something remarkable.
With so many delicious and community-driven events, spread the word and support your local businesses and organizations. We look forward to seeing you around Croghan!