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Posted 10/5/23Government students from Cairo, Higbee and Huntsville gathered at the Randolph County Justice Center September 27 to learn more about the …This item is available in full to subscribers.We have recently launched a new and improved website. To continue reading, you will need to either log into your subscriber account, or purchase a new subscription.If you are a digital subscriber with an active subscription, then you already have an account here. Just reset your password if you have not yet logged in to your account on this new site.If the system cannot find your info, please call us at 660-263-4123 or email moberlymonitor@creativecirclemedia.com.If you are a current print subscriber, you will need to set up a free website account by clicking here.Otherwise, click here to view your options for subscribing.Circuit Judge Scott Hayes speaks to government students about his role in government and the students’ roles as good citizens.Robert Smith, Highbee High School student, dons a firefighter suit complete with boots and air supply apparatus during the Randolph County Government Day. Smith was later given a chance to test his skill at maneuvering through a box with low hanging wires that simulated moving through a burning building in complete gear.Members of the Randolph County Retired Teachers Association prepare to serve pizza to students taking part in the annual Government Day event. They are from left, Ginger Tipton, Rebecca Harbison and Shirley Amidei, all retired from the Westran School districtBetty Mayo, center, president of the Randolph County Family and Community Education Association, and daughter Melanie serve cookies during Government Day. The Family and Community Education group awards a $500 scholarship to a graduate at each of the four area high schools each spring.PostedOther items that may interest youLatest sportsSpartans stay hot, remain unbeaten with win over OwlsLady Spartans fall to tough Mexico squadAnother big offensive output lifts Hornets to fifth winSalisbury golfer wins conference meet on tiebreakerSpartans spark a rally, remain undefeatedWestran football extends win streak to threeHigbee keeps rolling&nbsp; with two more winsMore stories© Copyright 2023 Moberly Monitor-Index |Copyright/Terms of UsePowered by Creative Circle Media Solutions

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