Wellington Boss Lion Lori O’Rear, left, welcomes guests, Mesquite Groundwater Conservation District (MGCD) Administrative Assistant and Field Tech Samantha Bohannon and MGCD General Manager Whitney Wiebe, to the Monday, Feb. 16 meeting of the Wellington Lions Club. The team summarized the history, purpose and impact of the MGCD. The Red River Sun/Bev Odom
Mesquite Groundwater Conservation District General Manager Whitney Wiebe emphasizes the roles of the five Texas 4H Water Ambassadors, sponsored by MGCD, including Jordyn Altman, Anna Granadoz, Jacy Lampe, Yolanda Scovedo and Westin Wiebe. Through tiered water programs, the youth develop leadership skills and gain hands on experience with Texas’ unique water challenges.
While the Mesquite Groundwater Conservation District encompasses Collingsworth and Hall Counties and parts of Briscoe and Childress Counties, everyone is invited to attend the State of the Water Address planned for 5:30 p.m. Thursday, March 5 at the Bura Handley Community Building, 802 10th St., Wellington. Courtesy Graphic
WELLINGTON – Addressing members of the Wellington Lions Club at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 16 in the Club Room of the Bura Handley Community Building, Mesquite Groundwater Conservation District (MGCD) General Manager Whitney Wiebe and MGCD Administrative Assistant and Field Tech Samantha Bohannon shared compelling information concerning the history, purpose and impact of the MGCD.Bohannon,...
