Franklin Grove

Lisa Fields and Shirley Wolf to Brandon Kidd and Jordan Cleary, two hundred and sixty-nine Brokeside Drive, Pow Pow, one hundred forty-five thousand dollars.

Barbara A. Simpson to Clayton Galore, three hundred and eighteen Old Mill Road, Franklin Grove, two hundred fifty thousand dollars.

Barbara McDermott to Erin Spence Pfaff and Dave Duermann, one parcel in Woodland Shores, fifteen zero seven four hundred fifty-six zero two nine, sixty-three thousand dollars.

Anthony Escamilla and Adriana Escamilla to Ralph Flores and Norma Hero, two parcels in Woodhaven Lakes, thirteen twenty-one twelve one hundred fifty-six zero three four and thirteen twenty-one twelve one hundred fifty-six zero three five, sixty thousand dollars.

Members also elected Cora Sims and Sarah Curtis, both of the Wyoming Indians 4-H Club, to serve as Lee County Fair Board representatives.

The officers were chosen at the federation's annual meeting, which followed a gathering at Franklin Creek State Natural Area near Franklin Grove, the release said.

Members took part in a hike led by Caleb Baker, Illinois Natural Areas Preservation Specialist, who spoke about the history of the site and Illinois' native oak and hickory woodlands and toured the Franklin Creek Grist Mill.

The Lee County 4-H Federation provides youth leadership opportunities and allows members from 4-H clubs across the county to work together while developing skills in communication, citizenship, and teamwork, according to the release.