WHS senior Lilly Mahlberg has a drive to achieve
“I think science seems to be so boom-boom-boom, there’s so much more we can learn every day,” Mahlberg said. “And I love that.”
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“I think science seems to be so boom-boom-boom, there’s so much more we can learn every day,” Mahlberg said. “And I love that.”
The event will feature special programming and an artisan market.
Through Every Meal, over 671 students in Worthington and Adrian received weekly bags of food.
"There are a ton of reasons for poverty. I don’t know how to solve any of those, but I do know how to solve hungry kids — and that will have a long-term effect on poverty.”
The bazaar is the biggest fundraiser of the United Way campaign, said Toni Brouillet, its president. Proceeds from the event go to benefit United Way of Nobles County, and the many local charitable and service groups it supports.