Retired Educators hold final meeting for 2023-24 school year

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Jerod Morey, director of Lamar’s AOK and Nathan’s Place, presented a program on the group’s activities with Liberal, Golden City and Lamar youth to the Barton County Retired Educators group on Tuesday May 7, at the Lamar Christian Church.


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Pictured, left to right: On April 27, Kaitlyn Davis and Ryan Davis of Lamar represented the Mizzou Student Foundation at the Jefferson Club Annual Dinner, networking with top tier financial supporters of the University of Missouri-Columbia. The event was held on campus at the Reynolds Alumni Center during Mizzou’s Donor Recognition Weekend. MSF members serve as university ambassadors to alumni and the MU community, advocating charitable giving to Mizzou and helping to educate and encourage fellow students to become regular contributors to the university after graduation. Kaitlyn, a junior dual majoring in Political Science Pre-Law and Strategic Communications, currently serves as vice-president on the Executive Board of Mizzou Student Foundation. Ryan, a freshman majoring in AgriBusiness Management with an emphasis in Finance, was selected for membership in this prestigious program this past February.
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Brett Birdsong’s house at 410 Gulf Street in Lamar has been selected as this season’s “Beautiful Garden” by the Master Gardeners of Barton County. Brett has lived in his house for about three years and some of the items he has added to his yard include sunflowers, four o-clocks, lily of the valley, several types of mint, knock-out roses, a blackberry bush and a peach tree. He also has a small vegetable garden where he grows tomatoes, onions, peppers and corn. He says that gardening does not have to be expensive. He has foraged numerous plants, purchased several items on clearance and grown many plants from the seeds he has saved from the previous year’s plants. He is a photographer by trade, and you can definitely see his artistic ability in his beautiful landscaping.
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