GrCo school board hears pros, cons of decreasing graduation requirements

Also okays new playground equipment Greene County Schools board members spent close to an hour at a work session preceding their regular Sept. 18 meeting hearing administrators and high school teachers weigh in on a question of reducing the number of credits needed to graduate. The discussion led to the appointment of a visioning committee charged with determining what students…

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American Legion expands eligibility

Membership now open to more veterans Finally. It’s about time. What took so long? These are recent phrases echoed by numerous veterans. On Sept. 16, 1919, the American Legion was chartered and incorporated as a patriotic veterans organization devoted to mutual helpfulness. Focusing on service to veterans, service members and communities, the Legion is now one of the most influential…

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4-H news

Greenbrier 4-H club The Greenbrier 4-H club met at Landus Co-op in Jefferson on Monday, Sept. 9. Roll call was, “If you could travel anywhere and get there in 60 seconds; where would it be?” Old business: 4-H records books were due by Sept. 3 to get awards. New business: Awards Day is Nov. 3 at the Churdan Library with…

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