City Clovers 4-H Club gives back to community

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Barton County City Clover members, left to right, Ryan Davis, Kaitlyn Davis, Brenna Morey and Lexi Phipps, are shown displaying the festive keepsakes their club gave to the residents at Maple Senior Living. The City Clovers 4-H Club enjoys giving back to their community and hopes these gifts, along with the Angel Tree gifts they delivered to Truman Healthcare, brightened the Christmas season for the residents.


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