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4-H and Chamber events, college enrollment highlighted as local activity spikes
Summary
Officials reported a strong turnout at a peanut production supper, 4-H outreach for Rock Eagle summer camp, upcoming Chamber events including a Dueling Pianos show on Jan. 31, and nearly 900 students back on campus affecting local commerce.
Several community updates were presented to commissioners on Jan. 15. Derrick Bowen said production season is underway, reported a strong turnout for a peanut production supper and noted 4-H staff are visiting schools to promote the Rock Eagle summer camp and prepare children for District Project Achievement.
Melissa Barker announced Chamber of Commerce events, including a Dueling Pianos fundraiser set for Jan. 31; she said tickets are still available. Randy Thompson reported wins for both the men's and women's basketball teams and encouraged attendance at Business After Hours events. The meeting record also notes the college has almost 900 students living on campus this term, which participants said is increasing local shopping and economic activity.
These items were presented as community updates; no formal actions were recorded in the meeting minutes related to the events.
