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Maxine and Jim Galbreath, Mary Ellen Kleinke, John Bruns, Don Tyler, and Kasandra Ramsey. Not shown, Bentley Adams, taking the picture.
On Saturday, June 18, 2022, members of the Georgetown Lions Club picked up litter along Highway 64. The club partners with the INDOT Adopt-a-Highway Program to maintain a two mile stretch of Highway 64 from the Floyd/Harrison County line to Henriott Road in Georgetown. Seven members, led by Lion Bentley Adams, filled a pickup truck with trash and debris, then enjoyed lunch provided by Destination Georgetown and the Georgetown Bakery.
On Saturday, June 18, 2022, members of the Georgetown Lions Club picked up litter along Highway 64. The club partners with the INDOT Adopt-a-Highway Program to maintain a two mile stretch of Highway 64 from the Floyd/Harrison County line to Henriott Road in Georgetown. Seven members, led by Lion Bentley Adams, filled a pickup truck with trash and debris, then enjoyed lunch provided by Destination Georgetown and the Georgetown Bakery.
2022 Lions Club Scholarship Recipients
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The Georgetown Lions Club awarded two scholarships to Floyd Central graduating seniors. At their May 17 meeting, the Lions presented Emma Martin and Matthew Bell $1,250 scholarships. Emma plans to attend Purdue University majoring in genetics. Matthew plans to study chemical engineering at the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology.
The Georgetown Lions award two scholarships each year to graduating seniors from Floyd Central High School. The scholarships are also available to home schooled seniors who from the Floyd Central area. The Lion’s Club moto is “We Serve,” therefore, the scholarship selection criteria focuses on community service.
Students interested in future scholarships can get more information from their school counselors or at the Scholarship page on this website. The application deadline is typically the first week of April.
The Georgetown Lions award two scholarships each year to graduating seniors from Floyd Central High School. The scholarships are also available to home schooled seniors who from the Floyd Central area. The Lion’s Club moto is “We Serve,” therefore, the scholarship selection criteria focuses on community service.
Students interested in future scholarships can get more information from their school counselors or at the Scholarship page on this website. The application deadline is typically the first week of April.
