Friday, August 08, 2008

Autumn Beachy---Updated Sept. 4, 08


Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - Fort Wayne,IN,USA Published: August 8, 2008 6:00 a.m.
DeKalb junior AUTUMN BEACHY was 12th at the state meet, clocking in at 19:06.08. She has even loftier goals for 2008, coach Rowland Perez said.

“Autumn is going to come out of the gate real hard,” said Perez, whose team finished 13th at state. “She’s really put in a good summer. I think last year was a huge confidence booster for her to get 12th at state. She’s already talking about top 10, if not better, and breaking 18 minutes. She ran 18:30 last year in the first 5K for girls. For as small as she is, she’s one of the toughest girls I’ve ever had. She just does everything she’s supposed to and then some just to make sure she gets it done. She’s going to be our front runner.” Click here for the complete story by Stacy Clardie The Journal Gazette
UPDATE--August 20, 2008, 9:52 p.m. Girls cross country DEKALB INVITATIONAL: The top local finishers included Autumn Beachy of host DeKalb, who was second, and Jessica Dennison of East Noble (fifth). Click to read the article in the journalgazette.net 600 W. Main St. Fort Wayne Ind. 46802
NEW LINK SEPT. 4, 08. Click here for more positive news about Autum Beachy.

Beachy Amish


Bethel College News - North Newton,KS,USA, August 8, 2008 by Melanie Zuercher

NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Laura Camden has been fascinated by Amish and Mennonites from a young age. But it was her journalistic curiosity that finally led her into a particular kind of Mennonite world.

At about the same time as Camden was doing her master’s thesis work, so was another UT-Austin graduate student named Susan Gaetz, who had chosen to focus on the BEACHY AMISH community in Lott, Texas. Later, Gaetz and Camden got together to try and publish a book of their photos, which was eventually taken on by Texas A&M University Press, originally as part of the “Texas Photography” series but ultimately within the Sam Rayburn Series on Rural Life. Click to read a great article with a lot of information and history.

Larisa Beachy


Oscar Mayer Wienermobile in Minot 8/7/2008
"It is great for everybody. It brings adults back to when they were little kids, they say, my grandparents brought me to this and now they are bringing their grandkids so it is a good experience to share with the whole family and a lot of christmas card photos are being taken today, Ill tell you that!" says Larisa Beachy a Hotdogger. Click here for the rest of the story KFYR-TV-Bismarck, ND,USA