Katelyn Preus
Bob Jones High School, Discovery Middle School, Liberty Middle School
MADISON – Achieving Girl Scouts’ Silver Award, Lyla MacKrell and Natalie Zesinger decided to support a service organization in their community.
Bob Jones High School, Madison, Madison County Record
by GreggParker 
August 3, 2023
MADISON – Katelyn Preus’ empathy for rescue animals resulted in her service project to earn the Silver Award with Girl Scouts.
Discovery Middle School, Madison, Madison County Record
by GreggParker 
October 31, 2020
MADISON – Reagan Blaylock, Katie Crocker, Katelyn Preus and Piper Swain have earned the Bronze Award in Girl Scouts by completing a playground project...
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