Orgaard helps students' careers take root
It’s an acronym that no longer stands for anything. But it’s an organization that stands for a lot. FFA isn’t just for farmers anymore.
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Honor those who have enriched your life or remember those who will be missed this holiday season through a donation to the Tree of Lights.
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