In a vibrant display of community engagement, the Robertsdale Senior Center hosted a joyous day filled with meaningful contributions and festive competitions. Over the past few months, the senior citizens dedicated their time and effort to assemble two intricate puzzles, donating them to Robertsdale Elementary and the Robertsdale Police Department.

The first puzzle, a whimsical creation featuring smiling animals, is anticipated to bring joy to students at Robertsdale Elementary. Meanwhile, the second puzzle portrays the uniform patch of the police department. In addition to the puzzles, the police department received accompanying goodie bags, adding an extra touch of appreciation to the thoughtful gesture.

In keeping with the holiday spirit, the Robertsdale Senior Center organized its annual Gingerbread House Contest, adding a delightful touch to the festivities. Participants thoroughly enjoyed the process of "building" their houses, making it a challenging task for the judges to select a winner. Ultimately, Darlene and Ron Moyer's creation stood out as the champion among the creatively crafted gingerbread houses.

Adding to the merriment, the Robertsdale Senior Center also hosted its annual Ugly Christmas Sweater Contest, where participants showcased a myriad of interesting and imaginative sweater designs.

The packed house reveled in the holiday ambiance, experiencing a vibrant atmosphere enriched by the exceptional camaraderie among attendees. The event not only brought smiles and laughter but also fostered a sense of community spirit, making it a memorable day for all who attended the Robertsdale Senior Center festivities.