Trimble County Farm Bureau awarded two $1000 scholarships to local students - Kentucky Farm Bureau

Trimble County Farm Bureau awarded two $1000 scholarships to local students

 

Trimble County Farm Bureau board member Traci Heveline presented county scholarships of $1000 each at the school awards program. Pictured are County President Jerry Oak with John Michael Sachleben and Corbin Thornsberry. 

 

Pictured are Trimble County President Jerry Oak, John Michael Sachleben and Corbin Thornsberry. 

 

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