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The Broadwater County Development Corporation (BCDC), an independent nonprofit 501(c), is hosting a community review in Broadwater County called Building a Better Broadwater. The first step of the review took place over the summer with a countywide survey. Each household in the county was mailed one survey to complete. If you did not receive the survey, email me at [email protected] for a code and link to take the survey. Your voice still matters for the final report. The next step of the community review is listening sessions. A...
'Tis the season where we can enjoy the bounty from our gardens! It always seems like it matures at the same time, and we have more than we can eat. However, there are several options for food preservation including canning, freezing and drying, so that you can enjoy your homegrown produce year around. MSU Extension in Broadwater County is offering a food preservation class called Water Bath 101: Salsa Edition on Saturday, September 10th. Water bath canning can be used for high acid foods such as fruits, some tomatoes and most pickled products.... Full story
Three local 4-H members recently received scholarships recognizing them for an outstanding 4-H career. The purpose of the Broadwater County 4-H Leadership Scholarship is to help 4-H youth further their education. It is awarded to active 4-H members who have exhibited strong leadership skills and successfully completed at least two 4-H projects each year of high school. This year, the recipients of the $700 scholarship are Gabriella Rauser, Colton Noyes and Bailey Taves. A ten-year member of the...
Four Broadwater County 4-H members recently received scholarships recognizing them for an outstanding 4-H career. The purpose of the Broadwater County 4-H Leadership Scholarship is to help 4-H youth further their education. It is awarded to active 4-H members who have exhibited strong leadership skills and successfully completed at least two 4-H projects each year of high school. This year, the recipients of the $700 scholarship were Kadyn Braaten, Kinzee Howey, Allyson Kamps and Wade Leachman.... Full story
