During the Harrison County Board of Supervisor's meeting on September 2, 2025, significant changes were made to the Blue Ribbon Committee, highlighting the county's commitment to addressing youth issues. The board accepted the resignation of Haley Zelinka and appointed Camille Pena to fill her unexpired term. This transition reflects ongoing efforts to ensure effective representation and advocacy for the county's youth.

Supervisor Ladner expressed gratitude for Zelinka's contributions, noting her role as an attorney for Memorial Hospital and her advocacy for children through the Harrison County Youth Corps. Ladner also recognized Zelinka's personal commitment to the community as an adoptive mother, emphasizing the importance of her work in the foster system.

In addition to personnel changes, the board authorized a motion to promote Harrison County's resources and opportunities through various advertising methods. This initiative aims to enhance the county's visibility and attract positive attention, which could benefit local morale and financial interests. The motion passed with a majority vote, although Supervisor Ladner voiced opposition.

These discussions underscore the board's focus on community welfare, particularly concerning youth services and the promotion of Harrison County's assets. As the board moves forward, these decisions are expected to have a lasting impact on the community's development and support systems.