Lebanon — Lebanon High School FFA members joined the Lebanon Lions Club Wednesday evening at the Lions' annual picnic at Lebanon Memorial Park. The two groups came together to enjoy each other’s company and eat fried chicken. The FFA members helped the Lions earlier in the year with the hoagie sale, McConnaha said, so they invited them to the picnic as a thank-you.
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Lebanon High School FFA member Nick Reynolds, center, talks with Lions Club members Margi McConnaha (back center) and Cindy Hickson. Photo by Sarah Lang
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