In The News 20 September 2010

Erin Rowley earns Bob Shanks Outstanding Youth Award

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Erin Rowley (center), daughter of Steven and Miriam Rowley, is pictured accepting the Bob Shanks Outstanding Youth Award before the beef sale at the 2010 Highland County Fair. A $1,000 scholarship goes with the award, which encourages exceptional youth to continue their education and possibly return to Highland County to work. Rowley is a 2010 graduate of Lynchburg Clay High School and is currently a freshman at Asbury University majoring in High
School Math Education. She is pictured with Highland County Extension 4-H Program Coordinator Libby McNeal and Agriculture & Natural Resources Extension Educator John Grimes.
The Bob Shanks Outstanding Youth Scholarship Award, an endowment fund, was established in honor of Robert B. Shanks whose enthusiastic leadership, advice and friendship was an inspiration to the youth in Highland County. 
Erin Rowley (center), daughter of Steven and Miriam Rowley, is pictured accepting the Bob Shanks Outstanding Youth Award before the beef sale at the 2010 Highland County Fair. A $1,000 scholarship goes with the award, which encourages exceptional youth to continue their education and possibly return to Highland County to work. Rowley is a 2010 graduate of Lynchburg Clay High School and is currently a freshman at Asbury University majoring in High School Math Education. She is pictured with Highland County Extension 4-H Program Coordinator Libby McNeal and Agriculture & Natural Resources Extension Educator John Grimes.
The Bob Shanks Outstanding Youth Scholarship Award, an endowment fund, was established in honor of Robert B. Shanks whose enthusiastic leadership, advice and friendship was an inspiration to the youth in Highland County. 

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