The 4-H horse and pony clubs held their annual banquet at the Huntington County Fairgrounds. Skyla Tomasek (middle) received the Phil Kreider Memorial belt buckle. The buckle went to the 4-H’er who received the most points for placings in all of the gaming classes at the 4-H Fair. Skyla is the daughter of Dan and Kamie Tomasek and a member of the Silver Streak Saddlers 4-H club. Also pictured is Lance Kreider (left) and Chad Kreider, sons of the late Phil Kreider. The award was sponsored by the 4-H horse and pony leaders.

In a public work session attended by few members of the public, the Huntington County Community School Board of School Trustees ironed out a lengthy list of decisions that will need to be made regarding the closings of two school buildings and the reopening of a third.

Board members expanded the list submitted by Superintendent Randy Harris, who said he had been adding to the document even after it had been printed. It included a total of 17 points after it was reviewed at the meeting.