STEM soars into February with “Puzzle Pieces of the Environment"

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Barton County homeschool families from Lamar and Liberal participate in 4-H STEM. 4-H STEM projects provide learning opportunities in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Highlights included in the day were team building, making friends, youth adult partnerships and families working together and just having fun while learning. The 4-H motto is Learning by Doing. Congratulations to everyone for a super day.


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Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger Dr. Brian A. Reavley DDS and his staff at Reavley Dental participated in Give Kids A Smile® on Thursday, Feb. 6. A number of local elementary school students were seen throughout the morning. Give Kids A Smile® offers oral health care, with dental teams volunteering their time to also provide education, screenings and preventive and restorative treatments. Pictured with the students are, left to right, Taylor Kaderly, RDH; Laynie Bayless, RDA; Carol Reavley, office manager; Megan Reavley, RDH; Brian Reavley DDS; Kailey Johnson, RDA; Kaitlin Teal, RDH and Debbie Lehman, administrative assistant.
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