Constantine Community Fitness Center

Good afternoon from the fitness center,
Consider this a friendly reminder that when you signed up for a membership it was with the understanding that the membership is paid On Time without reminders OR TURN IN the key or pay the $20 fee for damaged, lost or not turned in keys.
Keys may be dropped off to the high school or middle school office or mailed to the high school. ASAP
Also, please clean up after your workout, cleaning cloth and sanitizer spray is provided, not face towels.

Thank you! The next member will appreciate you!

Take on the challenge to reduce military su***de 🇺🇸

Join the 30-Mile Outdoor Challenge ❤️☀️

Hot flashes? Mood swings? Mystery symptoms that feel like your body’s running its own secret side‑quest?
Join us September 22nd at 6 pm for Perimenopause & Menopause 101, a night of straight talk, good info and zero shame.
We’re tackling the “pause” with applause and the midlife plot twist with a little humor and a lot of clarity. And chocolate.
Open to all adults — bring your questions, your curiosity, and maybe your favorite fan.
Please register in advance by calling, DMing, or stopping in at the front desk to reserve your spot.

🚍 August is Back to School Month! 📚✏️

As students across St. Joseph County prepare to head back to the classroom, the St. Joseph County Sheriff's Office reminds everyone to help make this school year a safe one by staying alert around school buses and in school zones.

Every child deserves to get to and from school safely. When you see a school bus:

🟡 Yellow flashing lights mean the bus is preparing to stop—slow down and be ready to stop.
🔴 Red flashing lights and the extended stop arm mean you must stop at least 20 feet away from the bus in both directions, unless you're traveling on the opposite side of a divided highway.

In Michigan during 2024, there were 54 crashes at school bus stops while bus lights and stop arms were activated, resulting in 26 injuries and one tragic fatality. These crashes are preventable.

As you travel throughout the county this school year:

🚸 Slow down in school zones and residential neighborhoods.
👀 Watch carefully for children crossing streets, riding bicycles, and walking between parked vehicles.
🛑 Stay alert for crossing guards and school safety patrols.

Remember, passing a stopped school bus is not only dangerous—it can result in a civil fine of up to $500, with significantly more severe penalties if someone is injured or killed.

Let's all do our part to keep our students, school staff, and bus drivers safe this school year.

As the Civil War drew to a close, the country stood at a crossroads—uncertain, hopeful, and fractured. This Tuesday, August 18th at 6 pm, historian Scott Ellsworth will help us trace the final year’s pivotal moments and the lasting impact of Lincoln’s assassination.
Be part of a night of learning, reflection, and community conversation.

🍂 ONE MONTH TO GO! 🍂

Mark your calendars—Constantine’s 2026 Harvest Festival is officially just ONE MONTH AWAY! Join us Saturday, September 12th for a full day of fall fun throughout our community! 🎃🌽

🧵 3rd Annual Quilt Show | 9 AM–4 PM
Constantine Township Library • Sponsored by Sew Creative Threads

🥞 Pancake Breakfast | 9–11 AM
Constantine Fire Station

🍁 Harvest Festival | 11 AM–4 PM
East Water Street

Enjoy vendor booths, food trucks, kids’ games & activities, a co****le tournament, karaoke & music, tractor displays, fall displays & photo ops, and more!

From quilts and pancakes to pumpkins, tractors, shopping, food, and family fun, there’s something for everyone. ❤️

📅 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12TH
🍂 ONE MONTH FROM TODAY!

Come celebrate the fall season—and our community—in Constantine!

From battlefield shifts to political pressure, 1864 and 1865 were years of extraordinary upheaval. On August 18th at 6 pm, historian Scott Ellsworth brings these pivotal moments to life, tracing the path toward war’s end and Lincoln’s assassination.
Join us for an evening of storytelling, insight, and Q+A.

Sign up to reserve your spot by stopping in at the front desk, calling the library or sending us a DM.