Creekside Elementary School receives "Book Barn" - Kentucky Farm Bureau

Creekside Elementary School receives "Book Barn"

 

Hardin County Farm Bureau Young Farmers & Women’s Committee had “Book Barn” shelves built for the local elementary school.  President Larry Jaggers II and Young Farmer Chair Mark Thomas presented one of the book barns to Creekside Elementary School.  Librarian, Sue Langley was happy to accept the book barn along with a few agriculture educational books. 

 

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