Meyer’s story shows the power of working together to help those in need
James Meyer (right) spoke to students at the Loyal School District on March 11 about his project to provide homes for people in Guatemala. Above, James smiles for a photo with his family members: (front left) sister Elliot Meyer, (front right) grandfather Danny Meyer, (back, l-r) great-aunt Coni Meyer and parents Damon and Arlaina Meyer. James Meyer (right) spoke to students at the Loyal School District on March 11 about his project to provide homes for people in Guatemala. Above, James smiles for a photo with his family members: (front left) sister Elliot Meyer, (front right) grandfather Danny Meyer, (back, l-r) great-aunt Coni Meyer and parents Damon and Arlaina Meyer.
By Valorie Brecht One young man’s story demonstrates how we can accomplish so much more working together than we can on our own.
On Wednesday, March 11, Black River Industries director Amber Fallos reported to the Aging and Disability Resource Center of Taylor County Board that meal services within the county have been going well, with diners pleased with the menu and service overall. MANDEE ELLIS/THE STAR NEWS
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