The value of a key youth program in the county was reinforced Tuesday during the regular meeting of the Hays County Commissioners Court with the introduction of Sierra Murray, who was recently appointed 4H and Youth Coordinator for the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension office.
Murray was introduced by Kate Blankenship, who serves as the AgriLife Family and Community Health Agent in the same office.
Blankenship told the commissioners, all who were present, and Judge Ruben Becerra, that they were excited to have Murray’s help.
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