Reno County

I'm really excited about it.

We've been offering it at a couple of schools and we definitely can offer it at all the Reno County schools.

It's, you know, when a kid gets caught with a substance at school, they're There's different rules.

Some schools are a little more lenient and some are a little harsher.

It's easier to hide and, you know, try to pretend like a person's not in trouble.

But yeah, if somebody is in trouble and they're looking for help, this is a great opportunity.

And like I said, we can offer it free to any of the Reno County schools or any students that want to contact us.

We can get it set up.

I did see 70 and a half points in a total.

S- oh, Cimarron plays Reno H- Reno County Homeschool.

Yeah.

70 and a half points.

Chase and Western Plains, 74 and a half combined points.

Gee, Lord have mercy.

Talk about the, the schedule for Reno County Homeschool.

They've gone-

Yeah.

Clothing Compassion is a nonprofit local pediatric therapy clinic here in Reno County.

We serve families through weekly services of pediatric occupational therapy and speech therapy.

But we also provide numerous community events throughout the year that are free to our community.

But obviously, we would love to raise above and beyond that to work towards that $7 million goal of our phase one for that clinic.

space but they can get involved through our website they can check out the give butter campaign we have a lot posted on social media that walks them through how to register to bid or buy their tickets tickets for the event are $50 for each adult $15 per kid or $350 for a table of eight So we would love to have the room full.

We would love to just have our community there, if nothing else, than to learn about the work that we do and to support the children and families in Reno County and beyond.

Absolutely.

Uh, and like the idea that like the solve for that, that there's some like middle ground where like Roger Marshall can be like, "Hey, if you work with the...

I know this guy, all right? I know this guy in Reno County, Kansas.

He's the sheriff, and uh, I got his number from back when I was looking for debtors' prison for people." I...

It's like, what? Like that's not gonna be it.