Lincoln teacher, students recognized

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October 17, 2019 - 3:06 PM

Fifth-grader Alexis Lee, center, holds a plaque from CITF/PRIDE. Accompanying her are, from left, Donna Houser, Barbara Anderson, Mary Ann Regehr, Lissa Manbeck and Heather Curry. SUBMITTED PHOTO

A sweet potato project spearheaded by Lincoln Elementary School fourth-graders and instructor Mary Ann Regehr was recognized by the Iola Community Involvement Task Force/PRIDE Committee.

Members of CITF PRIDE presented the award to Regehr and students — now in fifth grade — during a special ceremony at Lincoln Monday.

The project stemmed from CITF/PRIDE’s decision to add flower pots around the square in downtown Iola a few years back. The venture drew Regehr’s attention, who asked if she and her students could have the sweet potatoes and tubercles in the fall of 2018 to plant…

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