Henderson County 2017 Scholarship Winners
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STUDENT |
SCHOLARSHIP |
HIGH SCHOOL |
COLLEGE |
MAJOR |
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Jessica Stoner |
$1,000 |
Henderson County |
Murray State University |
Agronomy |
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Julie Hancock |
$500 |
Henderson County |
University of Kentucky |
Agriculture & Medical Biotechnology |
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Cara Daniels |
$500 |
Henderson County |
Murray State University |
Biology |
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James Robert Dawson |
$500 |
Henderson County |
Murray State University |
Agriculture Business |
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Riley Mabe |
$500 |
Henderson County |
Murray State University |
Agronomy |
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Jesslyn Watson |
$500 |
Henderson County |
Henderson Community College |
Animal Science |
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Jace Pinkston |
$500 |
Henderson County |
Spalding University |
Pre-Occup Therapy |
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Kristin Logsdon |
$500 |
Henderson County |
Brescia University |
Accounting |
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Rebecca Robards |
$500 |
Henderson County |
Murray State University |
Vocal Music Education |
|
Lucas Osborne |
$500 |
Henderson County |
Henderson Community College |
Neuroscience & Biochemistry |
KFB Spotlight
- Caleb and Leanne Ragland of LaRue County Named Kentucky Farm Bureau's Outstanding Young Farm Family
- November 25, 2020
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Caleb and Leanne Ragland of LaRue County have been named Kentucky Farm Bureau’s (KFB) “2020 Outstanding Young Farm Family”. This annual award recognizes a couple or individual under the age of 35 that demonstrates strong farm management skills, KFB and community involvement, and consistent financial growth through their farm.
- Ginny Lyle and Brady Lawson Win Outstanding Farm Bureau Youth Contest
- November 23, 2020
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Ginny Lyle of Franklin County and Brady Lawson of Morgan County were awarded top honors in the Kentucky Farm Bureau 2020 Outstanding Farm Bureau Youth contest.
- Farm Bureau Survey | Thanksgiving Dinner Cost Down 4%
- November 19, 2020
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Thanksgiving celebrations will look different for many Americans this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Gatherings are likely to be fewer and farther between, with social distancing and perhaps even remote family get-togethers. One tradition that continues this year is the American Farm Bureau Federation’s annual cost survey of classic items found on the Thanksgiving Day dinner table.