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Show by Lynette Dotson
of mediums

It’s that time of the year again! The
by Lynette Dotson
Country Crossroads Education of Yester-
This year’s Y-Bridge Arts Festival was
day Farm Show has been educating lo-
held on August 1st and 2nd at Zane
cal youth and families about how farm-
State College. Although typically held
ing was done in the past for nearly two
in downtown Zanesville among the
decades. This year’s show will be held
city’s art district, the temporary loca-
on Saturday, October 21st from 10 a.m.
tion was perfect with it’s sprawling cam-
to 5 p.m., and Sunday, October 22nd
pus green, cement pathways and large
from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 3685 Cass
stage--like entry to Campus Center.
Irish Ridge Road, Dresden (intersections
The two-day family-friendly festival
of SR 16 & 60).
hosted 36 artists outdoors and 19 in-

The Moore family including siblings
doors. Food trucks, live music, and
Kendra Moore-Hindel and Jeff Moore
children’s activities sponsored by the
have continued the event that was their
Zanesville Museum of Art added to the
father, the late Kenny Moore Jr.’s vi-
festivities. An eclectic display of talent
sion. He had a passion for teaching area
representing numerous art forms in-
youth about farming and loved tractors,
cluding painting, photography, jewelry
trains, and old equipment.
Former Tri-Valley Scottie soccer stand out Kolby LaCrone had the honor of cutting the gold ribbon stretched in front of the new entrance of the soccer making, pottery, sculpting, weaving, and
“The community amazes me on

complex displaying his name during a ribbon cutting held on August 2nd. LaCrone Soccer Complex was made possible due to a team effort made by several more were present.
supporters. Lynette Dotson their continued support and we are
blessed to continue our father’s dream
Tri-Valley Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2023 pictured from left to right: Collin Prouty, Jade Hawkins Hilliard, Marcus Dempsey, Kim Waaland. Several artists took home awards
Dan Vincent from the event, including Benny Her-
and visions. 19 years strong. Next year
The soccer fields at Kenny Wolford the new LaCrone Soccer Complex name. thought it would be an honor and a privi- shberger, Jill Beebe, and Julie Shaffer,
will be our 20th annual farm show
by Gregg Meadows Scottie alum turned pro soccer player, lege to be able to push it forward and re- who received Honorable Mentions. Yan
Community Park received major up-
grades that were completed over the Kolby LaCrone, a 2005 graduate, was ally help that along. When I mentioned and hopefully my nieces and nephews
have been exceptional. These Tri-Valley pus – the 15th class of the Tri-Valley Sun was awarded third-place, Danielle

Since its inception 57 years ago in
summer. Some of the improvements one of the generous donors who made this project to her, without me, she said, will continue on in their grandfather’s
graduates are the ones who have helped High School Athletic Hall of Fame was Lestock placed second, and Heidi Yoder
the fall of 1966 – when three school
include bathrooms, locker rooms, a con- the complex possible. we have to do it. And she didn’t know us dream,” explained Hindel.
form Tri-Valley’s rich athletic tradition recognized, inducted, and celebrated, received a first-place award. Keturah
systems came together as one to form
cession stand, a ticket booth, and pav- “Everyone here, my wife Audrey and in this community, she didn’t know me There is so much fun to be had at
prior to the kickoff of the scheduled TV Yoder was presented the Best of Show
the Tri-Valley school district – there have
and written its storied past.
ers engraved with the names of those I, when we heard about this project and as a soccer player here at Tri-Valley, but the Education of Yesterday Farm Show.
On Friday night, Oct. 6 – in front of vs Philo football game, bringing the to- award.
been hundreds of Scottie student-ath-

The Captain Bryant Grist Mill will be
who sponsored the project leading to this opportunity and what the school she knew what it meant to me,” said Friday’s entertainment lineup includ-
a jam-packed house at Jack Anderson tal number of inductees of Scottie ath-
letes compete in interscholastic com-
open with a large farm toy display on the
the new gated entrance that displays and the community were thinking, we LaCrone. “And leaving it better for this ed Brian Smith, KLB & CO, Mike Haw-
Stadium in Dresden on the TVHS cam-
letic giants to 60.
petition whose sustained performances
second and third floors, live equipment
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