Lamar County 4-H held its end of year banquet on June 1 at the Lamar Electric Cooperative facility. 4-H members were recognized for their accomplishments and achievements throughout the 2020-2021 4-H year.
The awards banquet was conducted by the Lamar County 4-H Council officers, President Reese Bassano, Vice President Ethan Adams, 2nd Vice President Cadie Gray, 3rd Vice President Jaden Johnson, Secretary Aubree Phillips, Reporter Autumn Phillips and Parliamentarian Ty Shannon. 4- H members received a completion pin for their main project and project completion certificates.
Projects included this year were Educational Presentations, Food and Nutrition, Food Challenge, Fashion, Clothing and Textiles, Livestock, Shooting Sports, Wildlife and Fisheries Leadership and Community Service. In addition, 4-H members have an opportunity to apply for one of four other awards based on their age category. These awards allow them to highlight their experiences and successes throughout this 4-H
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Two of the region’s leading children’s cancer charities have joined forces to launch as Children’s Cancer North
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The Third Planet has persevered throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Profits, morale, and the number of vaccinated workers have all reached a 2021 high.
Located at 846 Massachusetts St., the alternative lifestyle boutique sells a wide variety of gemstones, crystals and clothing. The upstairs of the shop sells herbal vaporizers, glass blown pipes and body piercings.
In March of 2020, Douglas County initiated a mandate requiring all non-essential stores to be closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Among those was The Third Planet.
General Manager Ethan Adams, a Parsons, Kansas, native, has been working at The Third Planet since 2001. âWe were closed for most of March and all of April,â Adams said. âIt was a slow grind financially speaking from May through mid-summer.âÂ