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Parents raise concerns over new high school football fundraiser
By admin on April 25, 2015
A football fundraiser at a Washington County school has parents frustrated and worried that their children won’t be able to play on the team if they don’t participate.
The football boosters at Trinity High School are trying something new this year: selling lottery calendars. So far, reaction from parents has been mixed. Read more…
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