Serving Waitsburg, Dayton and the Touchet Valley
Serving Waitsburg, Dayton and the Touchet Valley
First grader, Georgia Reser, shows off her Polar Express bell after decorating cookies.
High schoolers competed to decorate the best living Christmas tree.
Jade Alleman, Annie Trent, and Gem Moreland compete in a timed gift wrapping contest.
Booker residents read cards and visit with WHS students
Christian Church Pastor Matthew Wyatt, Pam Conover, and Ben Moser serve up root beer floats at the WHS cage. The WRC provided the floats as a thank you for the recent high school food drive and donations of socks from the high school FCCLA club.
Brayden Miller was decorated by his classmates as a living Christmas tree in the WHS Reindeer games competition.
Waitsburg students celebrated their final day of school before winter break with fun and community service. Grade school children celebrated Polar Express Day by participating in activities based on the popular children's book and watched Homeward Bound at the Liberty Theater. Middle school students decorated cookies, read books, played games, and held a dance-off. High schoolers played games, enjoyed root beer floats courtesy of the Waitsburg Resource Center and a concert by Framing Fables. The WHS band, NHS, and FCCLA visited Booker Nursing Home where the band entertained residents while other students sang, visited, and delivered cards and treat bags.
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