There are several directions that parents take to keep their kids active in today’s world to make sure that technology doesn’t consume their everyday activities. It’s time for entities to assist with programs to help these children continue to grow in this area. Feeder programs (as I call them) helps shape kids at a young age. Feeder programs aren’t limited to a specific area or genre. They are a bridge and a gap-filler for children to mold them into well-rounded people. Several civic organizations provide this opportunity. Joining the girl or boy scouts allow children to work their way up…
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New Kent Community Development Corporation (NKCDC) has announced the launching of its Youth Financial Literacy Program. The non-profit organization implemented the program to give youth in the community a head start to financial success. An initial workshop took place over a four-day period in June at Second Liberty Baptist Church and consisted of middle school students spending four hours a day engaged in learning basics about money and financial management. The program was presented in partnership with C&F Bank. Participating students each received $100 in grant money through the Hazel Watson Mission Offering to assist with opening a savings account.
As humans, we all have different opinions. We can agree to disagree on topics, our likes, and our dislikes. However, our opinions don’t constitute committing a crime. With the ongoing discussions about bringing a tactical training facility to Barhamsville in New Kent, people have spoke up for the range while others have voiced opposition. However, the issue has escalated to a point where crimes have been committed. There are certain ways to handle issues. A person or group can choose to handle it a civilized way or they can choose alternative methods. The proposal for the training facility has seen…
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